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<0> works good so far. but definately not for everyday use
<1> I've just installed Gentoo on my system, and I plan to use the nvidia graphics driver with the X enviroment
<2> ipchicken.org has less ads
<3> FieldySnuts I am using reiser4 on a really solicited server. no problems so far. been working without reboot since the 2nd of june last year
<4> vagrant: no, gentoo docs are great, believe me, you need in your case to switch to next chapter *skip network install for now) until you setup in chroot required software (emerge it)
<1> So, NetFox
<5> LupoAlberto: do so, but then use vesa for the framebuffer
<6> vagrant there's no like 'ifconfig' in gentoo to find it out (I must goto a web site?)
<1> You recommend me using vesafb instead of nvidia ?
<5> LupoAlberto: yes, exactly
<7> LupoAlberto: nvidia-fb and nvidia-kernel do not work together, period
<1> Thanks
<0> richiefrich: huh? how would ifconfi gnot show your ip
<8> Ive got xine/mplayer using opengl in order for my tvout to work, but it plays movies soooo slowly .. any tips?
<1> I'll do it inmediatly
<9> richiefrich, /sbin/ifconfig
<2> richie, it depends on if you are using NAT or not
<2> if no NAT then ifconfig is sufficient
<10> LupoAlberto, Yes, if you want GLX for X.Org (and you probebly do)
<0> whatismyip.com
<5> LupoAlberto: you can do everything with vesafb (execpt some nonusual resolutions), so stick with it
<11> roger: that wont give him external ip
<12> rommel: so which one should I use?
<2> sredojevics: ok, I see thanks
<9> usedtoubuntu, right.
<0> he wasn't asking for that, at least not clearly...
<12> rommel: I've been using ext3 but wanted to try something different if its better
<1> Thanks, NetFox
<13> reiserfs
<13> :p
<6> FieldySnuts like ifconfig not ifconfig persay but a command instead of going to a web site
<12> ok
<1> So I should enable vesafb support in kernel configuration again?
<5> LupoAlberto: no problem. Oh, and you might want to use the latest (non stable) nvidia driver, as the stable one has problems with 2.6.15 kernel
<0> richiefrich: not really a way that i know of. have to ask something on th eoutside.
<1> And disable that for nvidiafb
<14> SMDButtsecks, read this.... if you use reiserfs p*** notail and this nolargeio=1 option to it... but i just switched to ext3 and like it
<1> I'm using a 2.6.12 kernel, NetFox
<5> LupoAlberto: yes, disable it, otherwhise it will complain if you try to install the nvidia-driver
<1> The one who came by default with my gentoo stage3
<14> SMDButtsecks, http://lkml.org/lkml/2006/2/25/3/index.html
<6> FieldySnuts that what I thought but wasn't sure
<1> pl
<1> ok
<5> LupoAlberto: I'd rather you took the unstable one, since it is more stable than the stable one
<11> heh
<5> LupoAlberto: and it'll make you less problems when you update your kernel
<12> rommel: that link you sent me, you saying that will happen to me?
<14> SMDButtsecks, well it will happen to everyone... read it... its not bad but effects the performance of reiserfs
<15> I want to ensure that the SATA controller for my IDE hard drive is supported in the kernel. Which options need do I need to like at? I'm configuring the kernel now
<16> anyone know why su would give me a Authentication failure whenever I try to run it after changing the groups for a user
<14> SMDButtsecks, but i will say ext3 is very good now... and portage on it is fast
<0> Kakihara: try that again, "sata controller for your ide hard drive" ?
<17> What could cause an X server to lag up (CPU monitor reveals 100% processor usage) to the point of near uselessness (but only for manipulating windows) and is there a way I can fix it without restarting X?
<12> rommel: im not sure if this xbox live cd has an older version of ext3 though?
<7> Kakihara: look under scsi, low-level drivers
<0> SMDButtsecks: reiserfs or ext3 will do fine for you. my preferance is reiserfs it is a little faster and I trust it a litte more.
<12> FieldySnuts: im reading this though http://lkml.org/lkml/2006/2/25/3/index.html that Rommel shown me
<16> any idea?
<14> SMDButtsecks, well when you update the kenrel you should be ok
<8> anyone know why movies are slow when fullscreened in xine/mplayer?
<18> oy, how do I find out what package that provide a certain binary? (in this case, crc32)
<15> FieldySnutes: lspci returns 'IDE interface: Intel Corporation 82801FBM (ICH6M) SATA Controller
<17> Bung: Could be one of multiple reasons. What kind of system are you running?
<19> you're prolly not using hardware accelaration Bung
<20> Bung: cpu bound - or disk bound if no dma enabled
<7> arkanoid: equery b `which crc32`
<15> notben_: looking now....
<8> grr wtf, i swear glxgears was at 2000 last time i tried
<8> now its not
<16> any idea?
<12> rommel: i'll try out reiser
<17> Bung: Sounds like you're missing the hardware acceleration then.
<11> tedwardut:what was your question?
<16> bung have you check your dma settings?
<18> notben_: it's not installed, that's why I want to see which ebuil I need to emerge, however, esearch have failed me so far
<4> Kakihara: sometimes lsmod when installing from livecd can help to determine what modules you have/need, also you can also run lspci -v and see what hardware you have and then go configure appropriate kernel pages...
<16> anyone know why su would give me a Authentication failure whenever I try to run it after changing the groups for a user
<21> does anyone know how I can make emerge work only from distfiles directory?
<21> rather than internet connection?
<15> sredojevics: I'll look into that now
<12> lol rommel
<4> I remember one can install livecd-sources (that should detect all your hardware)
<12> rommel: mount: fs type reiserfs not supported by kernel
<12> ****s
<17> Syruss: I'd suggest emptying the list of mirrors in /etc/make.conf but IIRC, each ebuild has a fallback URL.
<4> ok
<12> guess i'll stick ext3
<14> SMDButtsecks, that does... how old is that xbox iso
<12> latest one from the experimental page i believe
<2> sredojevics: thanks for your help. I see what you're saying now.
<21> deitario1, I have no mirrors in my make.conf
<21> it seems to be trying to fall back to a uk one though somehow
<12> rommel: where is the latest one?
<14> let me look around
<4> vagrant: nice to see you are progressing with install, cheers
<14> SMDButtsecks, yeah thats it.. i guess it isnt being updated alot
<16> anyone know why su would give me a Authentication failure whenever I try to run it after changing the groups for a user
<16> any ideas?
<11> hmmm
<22> tedwardut: see if your in group 'wheel'
<23> tedwardut: is the user no longer in the group wheel ?
<22> run groups
<14> SMDButtsecks, i think ext3 will be fine... i like it... have it on two raid arrays and its as fast as reiserfs and quieter
<11> quieter as in read/writes less?
<16> I just checked, says that the user is
<16> why I am so confused
<11> tedwardut: wasnt talking to you
<24> if you have an ebuild with patches and you want to make a tarball of the PATCHEd source, how can you do that?
<24> just unpack, and tar it yourself? or can portage do it automagically somehow
<12> rommel: in the handbook it shows i can use: -O dir_index to the mke2fs c, good idea? better performance?
<16> usedtoubuntu: ok I was answering hedge and anotherguy
<11> ok just making sure i wasnt confusing you
<16> here is what is says when I run su: ted@SAM ~ $ su
<16> su: Authentication failure
<16> Sorry.
<14> SMDButtsecks, i have no idea... never seen it
<12> heres the whole sentence in the handbook: It has an additional hashed b-tree indexing option that enables high performance in almost all situations. You can enable this indexing by adding -O dir_index to the mke2fs command. In short, ext3 is an excellent filesystem.
<22> tedwardut: hmm, can you login as root otherwise?
<16> yes I can
<16> I can either ssh in as root, or login regulary as root
<11> what about sudo?
<22> hmm, maybe try checking /etc/pam.d/su
<14> SMDButtsecks, go for it
<16> anotherguy what am I looking for?
<14> SMDButtsecks, sounds good to me
<12> rommel: ok
<22> read the file
<25> dustbuster iza nub.
<26> :: WinAmp :: Bjork - It's Oh So Quiet (Marc) :: http://server4.hostsapphire.co.uk:8000/ :: 20:02 :: 128kb/s @ 44KHz :: 1/1 ::
<22> see if something weird is commented out
<25> >:O
<12> rommel: should the command be mke2fs -j -O dir_index /dev/hda3
<25> lol
<26> I LIKE BANS
<14> SMDButtsecks, i have clue... it doesnt give you an example in the handbook?
<27> tedwardut, try running strace on it and make sure you are in the wheel group?
<28> Has anyone experience with crossdev? I'm trying to install it, but it fails when I do the #crossdev -t i386
<16> ok installing strace
<29> hey, i emerged openoffice but it is acting as if it isn't installed at all
<29> any ideas?
<16> percocet did you install the binary version or compile it?
<12> rommel: no example
<29> i just did emerge openoffice
<22> whereis oowriter2
<14> SMDButtsecks, i'm googling but havent found anything yet
<7> SMDButtsecks: it isnt that complocated, it tells you exactly how to do it
<29> it outputted nothing
<12> rommel: me neither
<26> :: WinAmp :: DHT - Listen To Your Heart (vocal) (Marc) :: http://server4.hostsapphire.co.uk:8000/ :: 24:34 :: 128kb/s @ 44KHz :: 1/1 ::
<7> mke2fs -j -O dir_index /dev/hda3
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