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<0> Hi everybody. Can anybody give me a walthrough of setting up a PPPoE connection using a USB cable modem id'd as eth1?
<1> enexar read tragicero 's comments, they're meant for you
<2> whoops
<2> sorry hailo
<1> heh no worries tragicero
<2> yea enexar: squid isnt huge, its well supported, easy to setup, and really the best option
<3> brianw: I should probably read this manual anyways :)
<4> Shirakawasuna: I would try the sound card by itself first, see if the problem persists
<3> brianw: you mean move the sound card to a middle slot?
<5> tragicero, thehailo: sorry im installing squid now
<6> where are kernel modules stored at in gentoo *.ko files?
<2> its cool
<2> how do i configure xscreensaver?
<3> Kury: locate .ko
<5> xscreensaver takes up a lot of cpu lol
<6> Shirakawasuna: no loacte command..
<2> whats the best ss prog?
<7> gnome-screensaver!
<2> slocate
<2> o
<7> oh
<6> Shirakawasuna: no sloacte command..
<6> Shirakawasuna: no slocate command..
<2> emerge it
<2> u hafta emerge slocate
<6> someone can't just say... *.ko files are here...
<3> brianw: I'll take that as a yes, brb :)
<8> anybody here running conky?
<6> where are kernel modules stored at in gentoo *.ko files?
<9> Kury: kernel modules are stored in /lib/modules/KERNEL-VERSION/
<9> *.ko files ARE kernel modules
<6> SirTalon: thx..
<9> 2.4 kernels used .o files IIRC
<10> from the hanbook >> find /lib/modules/<kernel version>/ -type f -iname '*.o' -or -iname '*.ko'
<11> can someone tell me the package that includes mkisofs?
<11> :(
<12> app-cdr/cdrtools
<11> thanks drac
<11> klj.. dragonheart
<13> is there a reason everything in /boot would disappear after a kernel recompile?
<13> including grub ...
<1> vagrant forget to mount /boot before copying it over?
<14> heh, i had that too
<14> no idea why it happened
<13> it should have already been mounted ... I already installed it and rebooted. I recompiled because I forgot another option ...
<13> to recompile i can just do the menuconfig then do the make statements, right?
<1> vagrant if you don't have /boot mounting automatically, when you ls /boot you'll just see an empty directory
<13> oh if i do a mount, /dev/hda1 isn't listed ..
<1> vagrant run mount /boot && ls /boot
<13> ah .. =) cheers, I'm a dumby!
<15> okay i have 1.5GB of ram and im wondering if theres any memory tweaks which can use my ram more effectively?
<13> why wouldn't it be mounted?
<13> i woouldn't have been able to boot if it hadn't been mounted when I booted right?
<1> vagrant it would have loaded your old kernel, and it's not mounted by default for security reasons, harder to accidentally break it
<13> ohhh, sorry
<3> brianw: I moved the card to the center slot, and the issue is still present. I'm using gnome 2.12.2, if that helps
<16> how can I make my computer type in russian?
<13> thanks, thehailo, its been a minute since I did a recompile .. feel like total noob =)
<1> vagrant no worries
<13> i like gentoo, first time using it. interesting distro
<17> i just emerged pure-ftpd so how do i use it i not used to command apps fully yet
<17> i mean i know how to start it but how do i set it up
<18> arcane, either read the man page or install a frontend for it
<17> ok srry
<3> after changing the PCI slot, I still have a cracky sound issue. Would anyone be able to help?
<3> I think brianw is busy
<18> arcane, there are 2 frontends for it in portage: net-ftp/pureadmin and net-ftp/kcmpureftpd
<17> thx
<19> is there anyway to mv a file and have it show a % for how much has been moved
<17> i have been having a horrible time starting an ftp via windows or linux
<17> stupid linksys router
<16> would I have to change something in my xorg.conf to be able to type in russian?
<20> Hello all, I'm fairly new to Gentoo, but I've successfully setup KDE and have 3D acceleration working with the new ATI drivers. However, I'm running into a very perplexing font-size issue that I cannot find much documentation on, if any. If anyone is free, and could take a look, I've outlined everything I can think of in a thread at http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-3139966.html#3139966
<20> Many thanks for anything to get me in the right direction =)
<16> or is there an easier way to do it?
<7> JoeyJoeJo: your DE might allow you to configure your kb layout, otherwise you will have to do it with the XkbLayout / XkbVariant options in xorg.conf I think
<13> has anyone tried to get the ndiswrapper to work with a wmp54g
<13> trying to load it I get "loadndiswrapper failed"
<21> hum followed the guide but it don't work ;(
<3> vagrant: is that a laptop pc card or a desktop pci card?
<13> pci
<13> has a RaLink Rt2500 chipset
<3> then yes, I've gotten it working with ndiswrapper
<21> hum grub problem faq tell me to try /dev/hda1 /mnt/gentoo/boot,i do but it tell me mount point does not exist.....
<13> what steps did you go through? I followed the guide but when I do a "modprobe ndiswrapper", I get the "loadndiswrapper failed"
<3> first of all, always use the latest ~x86 ndiswrapper
<1> vagrant emerge the testing/unstable version of ndiswrapper, the stable one's iffy
<13> i did, i downloaded it today
<16> fluffybunny: do you know if KDE supports switching languages?
<13> i did the 1.2 version ...
<17> is there an app to dirsct connect ?
<17> is there an app to direct connect ? (srry)
<22> JoeyJoeJo- Yes it is
<1> vagrant 1.8's in portage
<16> sweet, thanks
<17> cause im having a hell of a time starting a ftp
<13> i got the one that was on sourceforge ... i only have the wireless connection.
<17> pureftpadmin gives me this error
<13> when i was doing the emerge, i recall one error flying buy, something about "your kernel has 4k stacks and windows drivers want 8k stacks" but it finished without failing so i don't know if that is the problem
<17> PureAdmin was unable to stop the server because the execution of "/etc/init.d/pure-ftpd" fdailed
<3> vagrant: well the latest ~x86 version is 1.8.....
<3> vagrant: the 4k v 8k stacks doesn't matter for this card, so far as I can tell
<23> im running cfg-update -l -t /usr/bin/sdiff, Do I want to "Press [y] - to merge the current file and the ._cfg????_* file with sdiff"?
<3> vagrant: older versions will not work with some of the newer kernels....
<3> vagrant: what does ndiswrapper -l say?
<13> i'm following this guide: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_wmp54gs
<13> it says "installed ndis drivers: rt2500 driver present, hardware present"
<3> well that's a good sign
<13> =)
<24> I have 3 different mpeg files and I want to encode it to one big mpeg, what should I do?
<3> it means you at least have the correct drivers
<21> rah need to rinstall grub ;(
<3> vagrant: have you checked dmesg?
<13> hm its just hard to get new stuff on this machine because it is only "connected" via wireless
<25> Can some1 help me with an automounting issue
<13> well the last portion of dmesg just has the error i got when i did a mod probe, is there something else i should look for?
<3> vagrant: yeah...that's generally not the best idea w/ linux :). there are certain prism cards that work great using only the kernel modules, though
<26> Hey. I get an emerge error :(
<27> I dont have colors with ls, how do I enable it ?
<28> tjx4: ls --color=auto
<28> just make an alias
<3> vagrant: is that the only message you get?
<13> dmesg-> several lines up "ndiswrapper using irq 5 \n Unable to handle kernel NULL poointer dereference at virtual address 000000" ..
<3> vagrant: nothing about struct_module, etc?
<13> there is a lot of output let me see
<27> dragoon`: how can I enable it but default without typing "--color=auto" each time, it works on another gentoo linux machine
<13> no struct_module in output
<26> http://pastebin.com/572959 ||| I get this emerge error :( Can anyone help?
<28> tjx4: in the .bashrc just make an alias
<21> hum someone can quickly tell me what i must do aver booting a second time with the livecd to reinstall grub ?
<13> tjx4, you might want to make an alias for ll=ls -l, also ...
<29> I have a bug report ... gkrellm's default plugins directory is /usr/lib/gkrellm/plugins but some of the gkrellm plugins, when emerged, install to /usr/lib/gkrellm2/plugins ... which isn't right.
<3> vagrant: well, my recommendation is still to use the latest ndiswrapper
<3> vagrant: for ~x86 that's 1.8
<30> CydeWeys: then report it
<31> hi there
<32> hello
<30> CydeWeys: bugs.gentoo.org
<29> Alright alright
<30> :D
<29> I think I may have forgotten my Gentoo Bugzilla account though.
<31> mmm anyone here is using xorg 7?
<30> CydeWeys: they can mail you your p***word
<13> ok, how do i do that exactly? what i did was go to sourceforge, dl the ndiswrapper, then copy the tarball to /usr/portage/.... and do the emerge
<30> CydeWeys: if you remember what e-mail you signed up with
<32> vagrant, /usr/portage/distfiles
<13> i copied it to distfiles and then did "ebuild /usr/portage/net-wireless/ndiswrapper/ndiswrapper-1.2.ebuild digest"
<31> or anyone using the video driver for a motherboard i810 or i915?
<33> hey
<3> vagrant: I'm really not entirely positive....I think all you needed to do was download the distfiles and put them there, but you should get the 1.8 distfiles
<34> oye
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