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<0> brianw, The names where close an I only read half of it. Runnign on .255 brain tonight
<1> moreon: still getting the error
<2> if I know where my driver is in the kernel menuconfig and I compile it as a module.. how do I know what the name will be so I can modprobe it?
<3> IAmWill: tell me the exact line you're putting
<4> maximus2000: another method is ACCEPT_KEYWORDS=~x86 emerge -av [yourPackage]
<4> maximus2000: for a one time emerge only though
<5> alexandros - any thoughts by chance? am running gentoo's i686 kernel, it has to be something simple i'm missing that's not configured right. i'll paste my xorg conf.
<1> moreon: =games-emulation/qtvba-0.2 ~x86
<6> Kury, what driver?
<7> beowu1f: that is not advised at all, and please do not tell ppl to do that here...
<3> maximus2000, beowu1f: don't put ACCEPT_KEYWORDS on the command line
<4> brianw: why
<8> =games-emulation/qtvba ~x86
<7> beowu1f: for many reasons
<0> beowu1f, Yeah I use then from time to time. I was doing an emerge -uDpv world to see if there was any major version changes I wanted to get in the stable system
<8> drop the version
<2> vagrant: its for an onboard IDE/raid controler.. its the IT821X
<7> beowu1f: because updates will bork your system, and because that is what /etc/portage/package.keywords is for
<5> alexandros: my xorg.conf - http://rafb.net/paste/results/0R0zdM65.html
<1> Ogmios: if you have an = then you have to have exact package
<9> q: what can I do if when I try to emerge a package, emerge complains of missing files on the portage mirrors?
<1> and ver number
<4> brianw
<4> have never had a problem before
<8> ohh
<6> try "modprobe it821x"
<3> IAmWill: hrmm... not sure why that isn't working, try just putting "x86" rather than "~x86" -- the more proper way to do this is really to put the ebuild in your overlay and edit the ebuild and change the KEYWORDS line to add "amd64" -- but this should work too (with no ill effects)
<7> Armand`: find them, fetch them, save them in /usr/portage/distfiles/
<3> IAmWill: if it doesn't work you'll have to go ahead and make the overlay
<1> moreon: okay, thanks for the help
<7> beowu1f: use it on a package, then after that, emerge -uDvp world, and you will see the problem
<10> i'm trying to get gnome instaled.. i ran emerge --usepkg gnome and it aborts after 30 mins that it couldn't download gtk+2.6-smoothscroll-r5.patch. anyone know what to do ?
<0> beowu1f, That is what I am running into now
<1> moreon: if worst come to worst, i can just download the file fom freshmeat and manually install it (or make an ebuild myself and do it that way)
<9> brianw: I'm tyring to emerge Neverwinter Nights. Every single mirror it tries has a missing file "nwn.png". I don't know what that's supposed to be, an icon or whatever..
<3> IAmWill: it's really simpler to make the overlay than do that :P
<7> mzbot: gentoo beowu1f ACCEPT_KEYWORDS bad
<11> beowu1f: http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py/gentoo/users/vladimir/esearch/edbgen?rev=1.2
<1> moreon: but it works with the stable version
<7> heh
<0> beowu1f, I did that now I have to add all my oneshot packages to package.keywords to do a emerge -uDpv world
<7> beowu1f: at any rate, I am not arguing it, it is not adviced at all, and do not tell ppl to do that in here.
<4> brianw: my appologies.
<0> brianw, I learned the hardway. Now I have to put all those packages into pacakage.keywords to do an emerge -uDpv world
<7> maximus2000: yup
<1> moreon: what can you tell me about this error... http://www.geekbin.net/pastebin.php?show=48 ?
<12> someone knows how can I mount windows partition, with write access?
<13> q
<7> _nightw0lf: windows is not a partition type
<12> brianw , sorry i mean ntfs
<14> its NTFS
<3> IAmWill: what gcc version are you using?
<14> you have to configure NTFS support in your kernel
<7> _nightw0lf: writing to ntfs w/o backups is not advised really
<1> moreon: 4.0.2
<12> arcane: I have that support in my kernel
<14> Writing to NTFS is risky
<7> _nightw0lf: add the rw mount option
<12> brianw its clean partition, i just need to copy there something
<12> brianw how?
<7> _nightw0lf: i would use fat32 for transfering files between dualboots
<7> _nightw0lf: how what?
<10> i'm trying to get gnome installed.. i ran 'emerge --usepkg gnome' and it aborts after 30 mins that it couldn't download gtk+2.6-smoothscroll-r5.patch. anyone knows what to do ?
<12> brianw how I add rw to the ntfs partition?
<4> _nightw0lf: install captive-ntfs
<12> beowu1f: whats that?
<7> beowu1f: -o rw
<1> moreon: is that a problem?
<3> IAmWill: well, gcc4 is a more hostile to bad casting, which is the kind of error you're getting.\
<15> whats up brianw :)
<4> _nightw0lf: Captive uses binary Windows drivers for full NTFS r/w access
<7> beowu1f: mount -t ntfs /dev/hda1 /mnt/ntfs -o rw
<1> moreon: is there a way to byp*** it?
<7> heya purebad
<3> IAmWill: its bad code, and gcc4 isn't going to let it compile. You could file a bug report at bugs.gentoo.org, or maybe try using gcc-3.4 and seeing if it lets it compile.
<12> beowu1f HOW I INSTALL THAT?
<1> moreon: well, there is no since is dropping my gcc version for a game, so i guess i will file a bug
<4> brianw: if you have ntfs write support installed.
<4> brianw: compiled in kernel at least
<3> IAmWill: well if you still have gcc-3.4 you can switch with 'gcc-config'. use gcc-config -l to see what versions you have on your system
<7> beowu1f: is there a reason you ctcp'd me? want to know my irc client, just ask...
<1> moreon: i have both
<4> brianw: what is you irc client
<12> brianw: how can I make ntfs rw?
<7> beowu1f: mIRC 2.3
<16> oO
<17> if i put a gentoo livecd in a pc and load it? will ssh be running? so i dont need to connect monitor?
<7> nathanj: nope
<7> nathanj: you need to p***wd, and /etc/init.d/sshd start
<15> isnt 2.3 a little bit behind the current?
<12> brianw: the -o rw didn't work
<4> brianw: never new you got mIRC for linux
<17> brianw: i could do that blind eh? :P
<7> _nightw0lf: do you have ntfs write support in your kernel?
<17> brianw: can i modify the livecd somehow to add a tiny script?
<12> brianw: yes
<7> nathanj: yup, anfter p***wd, you enter the p***word twice
<17> yeh
<17> easy enuff :)
<7> nathanj: well the p***word is scrambled, so having sshd started is useless
<1> moreon: can i change versions, compile, then change back?
<17> brianw: but i could just set a default p***wd (unsecure i know but meh) :)
<7> nathanj: sure roll a livecd then
<18> hi, while i am trying to bootstrap I get this error
<18> Sep 8 19:39:46 home modprobe: FATAL: Error running install command
<18> for sound_slot_0
<12> brianw: I have ntfs write support in my kernel and the option -o rw didnt work
<7> _nightw0lf: how did it not work? what does the `mount` command say about how it is mounted?
<17> brianw: :o
<12> brianw: /dev/hdb1 on /mnt/windows type ntfs (rw)
<7> it is mounted read write
<12> brianw: cp: cannot create regular file `/mnt/windows/Documents and Settings/_nightw0lf^/Desktop/Yahel - Liquid Love-2005-oReL(1).mp3': Read-only file system
<19> im trying to get xfs working.. i have it installed and running, and my fp set to unix/:7100 in my xorg.conf but yet it says it cannot initialize that .. am i missing something?
<15> liquid love...LOL
<7> _nightw0lf: hmmn, ya you might want to try captive-ntfs then
<7> _nightw0lf: kernel write support has worked for me though in the past...
<20> why is it recommended to compile ethernet drivers as modules?
<7> Kakihara: it isn't
<12> purebad: :)
<15> im curious to go listen to some and see what it is
<12> brianw: ok man thanks anyway
<20> brianw: ty
<4> _nightw0lf: emerge captive [masked]
<17> brianw: ill just do the typing blind trick :) its my old router (got adsl now) so just thought id install gentoo on it and just run test etc on it
<7> nathanj: :) , got a gentoo router here as well..
<15> brianw knows too much gentoo bleh :-p
<2> Anyone know why I can't seem to use my IT821x IDE controler... and LVM in the same kernel without loosing the functionality of the IT821x driver??
<17> brianw: i got a dlink 604t now for my adsl so real need for a software router just want it for sshing from external networks and a ftp (with a nfs mount to my machine bcause the hd is tiny) and maybe a dc hub or something :)
<7> purebad: not even :)
<3> IAmWill: yes you can
<15> and modest too :o
<19> can someone help me out? i have xfs installed/running, i set my font path to unix/:7100 in xorg.conf, no luck.. cannot init that font path
<4> brianw: you have any experience in internet connection sharing wish xp machines through gentoo box?
<4> wish=with
<1> moreon: can you give me the command to change version of gcc?
<7> beowu1f: iCS is a windows thing, but ya my gentoo router can share to any os that supports tcp/ip
<4> brianw: do you use application like shorewall? or firestarter to share?
<21> Still trying to figure out this nvidia problem.
<7> beowu1f: iptables
<5> I've summarized the strange X output and large screen size issue I'm getting into a concise as possible thread, located at http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-3139864.html#3139864 - if anyone's free and wouldn't mind taking a gander, please let me know if you have any suggestions. =)
<3> IAmWill: after 'gcc-config -l' find the number you want to switch to, then just 'gcc-config #'
<22> beowu1f: if just want a quick easy to use linux based router >> http://www.ipcop.org/ is great
<23> I have an abit nf7 mobo and am running gentoo with kde. Anybody wanna point me to a good sound config site?
<19> does anyone here use xfs (the font server)?! :/
<24> when do you use arch x86 vs. i686?
<25> bgodot: x86 for anything below i686, like k6, pentium-mmx, etc
<26> Well
<26> it's official
<4> D1A: thanks will take a look
<26> I am a geek
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