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<0> arbiter_dev: so mask it
<1> Triffid_Hunter: it's a libtool thing
<0> arbiter_dev: oh? i thought glitz was something to do with opengl graphics toolkits
<1> i wish i could just mask it :D it's preventing compiles of packages which don't even have it as a dep
<2> mirax: i had the same problem, theres 1 extra part you need to add to your grub config file, but im not on my gentoo partition atm so cant help you out
<3> on my AMD64 bit machine kde is running too slow and also application taking too much time to open it seems response time iss too sloww
<1> i'm recovering from some utter craziness though, it's taken me nearly half a day in man-hours fixing it -yikes-
<4> Osugi: Yes
<5> mirax: a unable to mount vfs, not syncing is a very different error "alike"
<4> Who know what part i can add?
<4> LinuxBlues: Yes
<6> Triffid_Hunter: Looks definitely like this would be it, where might I read up on how to apply such a patch?
<5> mirax: "Yes" means the message I reproduced above ?
<0> inf3rno: patch? just downgrade flex
<4> LinuxBlues: it was something like that
<2> mirax: did you use genkernel?
<5> mirax: I insist, I need the exact message, not something alike to help you, handwriting helps...
<4> Marc: yes
<7> mirax: is ext3 support built into the kernel? not a module? (guessing wildly)
<2> thought so
<1> genkernel makes baby jesus cry
<4> Osugi: well i think so becouse i choosed the gentoo kernel
<6> Triffid_Hunter: that bugzilla page mentions applying an ebuild patch. shrug giving flex a shot.
<4> Osugi: but i have not loaded any modules is this a big need
<2> na, i know exactly what error your getting, but im not gonna reboot.
<2> just to find it
<2> lol
<4> thx
<7> mirax: if it isn't in the kernel, it cannot mount the partition in order to load the module
<7> mirax: or something like that
<4> hm
<4> i havent set in some modules maybe that is the problem
<1> spend an hour or so learning to compile your own kernel and you'll never have to deal with this crap again
<1> then you can join the i-scoff-at-genkernel club
<8> pls help! i'm looking to emerge a really small base gentoo system. some packages require glibc to be emerged as a dependency. would i risk damages by putting an install mask on glibc and rather forcing a uclibc emerge?
<7> mirax: try this (no quotes) "grep -i ext3 /usr/src/linux/.config"
<7> mirax: do you get this? CONFIG_EXT3_FS=y
<0> Simm3rS: there's a TinyGentoo article on the wiki.. i'd say go with that
<5> mzbot: wiki Simm3rS uclibc
<9> Simm3rS: http://www.gentoo-wiki.com/HARDWARE_Linksys_NSLU2
<10> mirax: there are decent (IMHO) docs at the gentoo-wiki wrt manually compiling your kernel.. well worth the time to read and learn a bit...
<6> as hard as i thought compiling a custom kernel would be, it really wasn't that bad. so much nicer to know you have support for everything you need covered.
<5> hmmm, Simm3rS it wasn't the one
<1> Simm3rS: it's not recommended, is glibc really too big? mine takes up ~40MB
<5> mzbot: wiki Simm3rS embedded
<9> Simm3rS: http://gentoo-wiki.com/Embedded_Gentoo
<11> emerging gnome-vfs-2.12.2 i get an error at some stage telling me that there's no libbz2, which is in bzlib.h but i don't know which package brings that is it bzip2 ? or something else ?
<8> ive read all those articles. the problem is that i like the sysvinit format. the baselayout-lite / uclibc stage tarball combo doesnt seem to play well with sysvinit
<8> so i've rather adopted the minimal useflag and emerged a base system from scratch into a development directory
<4> Osugi: It's y on all the configs..
<12> Marc: yes, it's app-arch/bzip2
<12> me_here: yes, it's app-arch/bzip2
<12> Marc: sorry, nevermind
<8> i guess i'll just emerge glibc and sacrifice a bit of space then :P thanks for the help guys
<2> love how people talk to me without meaning to
<2> ;P
<11> Ticho: thx, i'll have to remerge it i think
<6> Triffid_Hunter: I've emerged flex 2.5.33, which is what http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=124084 mentions that patch I referred to is needed for. Am I missing something - or would I need to emerge the masked flex 2.5.31 or something?
<13> inf3rno: Bug 124084; "wine fails to emerge with flex-2.5.33"; [Gentoo Linux :: Unspecified]; {NEW}; Peter Fox <gentoo@roestock.demon.co.uk>->Wine Maintainers <wine@gentoo.org>
<7> mirax: then i am out of ideas, sorry.
<14> Should i rebuild entire system when upgrading glibc?
<4> Osugi: ok
<4> ill try to reboot my system
<4> and check the error exactly
<1> is there a console music player that can play an http stream?
<1> mpg321 isn't doing the job
<0> inf3rno: all my ~x86 systems have 2.5.31 installed at the moment.. which ver do you have installed?
<6> 2.5.33 as 2.5.31 is masked, could i get away with just umerging 2.5.33, then unmasking 2.5.31 and merging it?
<0> inf3rno: try it
<4> Error : Kernel panic - not syncing: Unable to mount root fs on unknown(1,0)
<4> something like that was the error
<15> mirax, what is your / partition?
<4> /dev/sda3
<15> mirax, did you forget to make support for your sata/scsi controller builtin in kernel?
<7> arbiter_dev: this is half in jest, but i suppose ogg123 wouldn't help?
<4> roger55: I did use genkernel without compiling self
<4> i mean configure
<16> hey - how do i make emerge crank 2 threads when it compiles things?
<15> mirax, ok, then add 'doscsi' without the ' at the end of your kernel line
<17> Phildo, I use MAKEOPTS="-j2" in /etc/make.conf
<16> ah cool :) is there a list of all makeopts options?
<18> Phildo: man make?
<17> Phildo, I would say everything in MAKEOPTS is directly fed to GNU make when calling it
<16> ah - cool.
<16> thanks ;)
<17> Ph, so it everything comes down to "man make", I guess
<16> hrm - where would i read up on special tweaks for a centrino duo cpu?
<16> seems too new...
<16> toshiba utils tells me to go jump.
<19> /q
<20> Phildo: you mean a Core Duo ? Centrino is not a CPU
<21> Does anyone know how to enable higher AGP modes?
<20> Skenvoy: higher than what ? on what hardware ? for what purpose ?
<21> >1x
<0> Skenvoy: nope.. mine uses agp 8x by default
<21> agpgart: Putting AGP V2 device at 0000:00:00.0 into 1x mode
<21> == :(
<21> Radeon 9000 pro/Via KM400
<4> roger55: Where do i find my kernel line?
<15> mirax, in grub.conf
<4> Thx
<4> roger55: Are you sure it works?:-)
<15> mirax, just add doscsi at the end
<21> I tried "agpmode" "4x/8x/2x" in xorg.conf - 8x does nothing, 2x and 4x break the system
<20> Skenvoy: read the radeon faq ?
<15> mirax, I'm optimistic ;)
<21> eh?
<22> how can i work out how much video ram i have ?
<5> Skenvoy: Option "AGPMode" "4" works, "8" won't work
<21> wrong - on this system the other way round is true
<5> the kernel adds it at 8x if supported
<20> robinp: read /var/log/xorg.0.log
<21> this card is 4x
<23> links
<5> Skenvoy: "8" isn't supported, read man xorg.conf
<5> Skenvoy: Option "AGPMode" "4"
<21> heh
<21> radeon driver says otherwise
<24> anyone having trouble with splashutils and livecd-2005.1?
<21> and 4 crashes my system
<6> What would the correct syntax be to unmask the older version of flex and emerge it? I've added "=sys-devel/flex-2.5.31-r2" to package.keywords and am typing "emerge flex-2.5.31-r2" but am getting the invalid pacakage atom message
<5> inf3rno: emerge =flex....
<25> inf3rno: And actually add the keyword to the file
<6> ~x86 is in there too, typo.
<26> anyone know how to swipe out a harddrive?:)
<21> xorg.0.log says absolutely naff all about drm setting agp1x
<27> how do i set the workspace so that it will fit the screen for a resolution in x.org? right now my workspace is bigger then monitor,
<21> just blah blah can't find secondary, which is what it should be
<26> currently, i've repartitioned everything, only for a boot and linux partition but still the problem persists - when i mount /boot partition it gives ntfs errors which means that something is still there ;(
<4> roger55: It didn't work, any other ideas?
<6> drakas: use partition magic or something perhaps?
<15> mirax, show me your kernel line from grub.conf please
<5> Drakas: did you used fdisk and create a new DOS partition table?
<5> s/used/use
<5> fdisk /mbr under windows won't help, IIRC
<4> roger55: kernel /boot/kernel-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r1 root=/dev/ram0 init=/linuxrc ramdisk=8192 real_boot=/dev/sda3
<15> mirax, that's wrong
<21> this is annoying...
<15> mirax, kernel /boot/kernel-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r1 root=/dev/ram0 init=/linuxrc ramdisk=8192 real_root=/dev/sda3 doscsi
<4> roger55: thanx
<15> mirax, note the real_root and doscsi
<4> i saw
<7> egolost: if i understand correctly, look for the Modes line - like this Modes "1280x1024" "1024x768" "800x600" "640x480"
<28> HI there
<7> egolost: make sure the first one is the one you want. also, if there is an option "Virtual" comment it out with #
<28> I'm using the vesafb-tng driver, as I selected it during kernel configuration
<28> Should I add any append line to LILO cfg file in order to get framebuffer console support?
<28> I read in the Handbook that it is only necessary when you use standard vesafb module, but in that case I don't know how can I chose my resolution and color depth
<5> mzbot: google Greenlight_away away_msgs.html
<0> lupoAlberto: i use vesafb-tng with nothing in my append and my 1600x1200 consoles work fine ;)
<9> Greenlight_away: http://sackheads.org/~bnaylor/spew/away_msgs.html
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