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<0> sLiCeR\: emerge grub-static and make sure you read the amd64 technotes.
<1> the 7th x-men movie
<0> ? amd64 technotes
<2> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/base/amd64/technotes.xml
<3> Ginsu_Squirrel, what's left to do? am I safe to use it?
<4> marik: that is when it went into package.mask
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel, but i've got sata in my kernel, see config: http://alfa.lo3.zabrze.pl/~danrok/config
<4> marik: if you want it, use it
<4> marik: if not, then just wait
<6> Steven_6040, can i PST you?
<4> danrok: just read that page
<7> boxerfromus, yes
<3> Ginsu_Squirrel, are you using it?
<4> marik: what does what i use have to do with anything
<8> Ginsu_Squirrel: actually they all unzip separately except the first, so i'm guessing they're multiple zips and the first is corrupt
<9> Hi! I have a problem: I have two ide-disks on one ide-bus with dma turned on. But 5 minutes after boot I get this error: http://pastebin.com/527765. for some reason dma is turned off, but I don't understand why...
<4> rigelf: weird
<10> marik, well it's masked for a reason. If you want to avoid breakage, wait until it's unmasked.
<3> if you're using it I can ask the difference between setting it up and setting up the old 6 version
<8> Ginsu_Squirrel: leave it to asus ^^
<3> and if it was a lot of work
<4> its exactly the same
<4> its just split up into a million packages
<4> instead of 1 big one
<3> thanks
<7> boxerfromus, you will need to register and identify to message anyone. do /msg nickserv help
<1> tr00nd: your hardware is either failing DMA checksums or the cable is bad
<9> arbiter_dev: both the cable and the disks are brand new....
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel, ok, I will try it and than I'll come back
<9> arbiter_dev: but the mb is old ....
<5> brb
<1> tr00nd: do you use any hdparm options?
<11> Odd... nslookup, dig and host all work perfectly fine (and instantaneously), but ping, google, elinks, and anything more complicated take several seconds to resolve.
<11> What could cause an issue like that?
<3> Ferret, perhaps they cache data
<11> No, I've tried going from one to the other and back, all sorts of fresh addresses, and the results are totally consistent
<9> arbiter_dev: no, baselayout is fresh out of the box >(
<9> :)
<3> iirc DNS servers have what's called a TTL on resolved info that is a cache, so host dig and nslookup query a DNS and get the cached data. perhaps ping doesn't
<9> arbiter_dev: only -d 1.
<11> So only trivial programs that test DNS use DNS cache? Whoopee. x.x
<1> i'd blame hardware failure then tr00nd, probably the cable or motherboard
<3> Ferret, no
<3> Ferret, Im saying if you query a DNS you get the DNS's cache
<3> Ferret, if you want, you can run: nslookup -
<11> So why isn't it being used? I've tried adding various different DNS servers to the config
<9> arbiter_dev: hm, that was what I was afraid of... I don't think it is the disks, because I bought them two days ago, and I have had some minor issues before.
<12> lanir, what card is it?
<3> that puts you at an interface where you can specify the server you want to use and see if the results are still consistent
<9> arbiter_dev: glad I got a spare motherboard just like this one :)
<1> tr00nd: lucky you :)
<11> marik: Yes, nslookup works perfectly...
<13> nslookup is deprecated :P
<3> yep
<9> arbiter_dev: but thanks anyway!
<14> how can i start a new session keeping this one? (typing CTRL + what??)
<12> buzzy, alt-f2 ?
<12> buzzy, you mean a new terminal?
<15> roger55: new graphic session
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: It still doesnt work ;/
<4> danrok: if you still get the same error then you are either seletcing the wrong options, or you are not following the wiki page
<16> how come when ever i emerge kde stuff it obfusticates up my emerge world
<15> ios it difficult to insytall gentoo?
<4> buzzy: very
<15> i have installed ubuntu and mandurvca
<15> u say?
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: On wiki page it is only said to put drivers into kernel, i've done it, I've got NForce.
<15> freally Ginsu_Squirrel ?
<1> i've been installing gentoo for years and years
<15> why?
<4> danrok: and also scsi disk support
<5> yes
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: i've got that all
<16> [root@citadel] (56.015 MB) [~] # emerge world
<16> Calculating world dependencies ...done!
<16> !!! Error: the =kde-base/ksmserver-3.5* package conflicts with another package.
<16> wtf?
<4> danrok: then it would work
<12> buzzy, gentoo doesn't have an installer, you are the installer by following the handbook. it's not graphical clicky stuff
<17> hello all
<16> can someone please help me?
<4> paulmer2003: sounds like you are mixing kde meta packages with non meta packages
<12> paulmer2003, don't flood in here
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: maybe I should rebuild some package?
<17> i just upgraded from kde 3.4.1 to 3.4.3 and the system is very sluggish after restarting
<16> what should i do
<4> danrok: its the kernel, nothing to do with anything on your system
<16> i want to use kde
<17> any idea what might cause that? it was fine in 3.4.1?
<12> paulmer2003, emerge -p world
<16> what should i emerge
<16> the metas?
<12> paulmer2003, that's up to you.
<16> what do you reccommend?
<12> paulmer2003, kde-meta consists of split ebuilds
<18> anyone here farmiliar with the 7-zip command line utility 7za?
<16> Oh my lord.
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: can you look at my grub.conf? alfa.lo3.zabrze.pl/~danrok/grub.conf
<12> mzbot, gentoo paulmer2003 kde split
<19> paulmer2003: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/kde-split-ebuilds.xml
<12> for an explanation
<4> danrok: it has nothing to do with your grub config
<5> ok, so..
<16> http://pastebin.com/527784
<20> roger55: its an hardware error :)
<5> I've got this: <*> SCSI disk support <*> SCSI generic support <*> Serial ATA (SATA) support <*> NVIDIA SATA support in my kernel.
<12> lanir, you mean hardware failure?
<20> iv switched nic card , and disabled acpi from the bior
<20> yea :)
<12> lanir, ah cool.
<21> How would I merge 2 files on command line? I need to do it in a special way, I need file1 line 1 and file2 line 1 on line 1 of the merged file...
<20> thanks , iv lost myself , all day i'm playing with routing tables :)
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: Can I get some log from booting system?
<4> danrok: there is no log, you lack proper kernel support, that is the only problem that is wrong with your system
<5> Ginsu_Squirrel: I've checked it several times, and it seems to be ok, look at my config, please.
<7> danrok, considered booting the livecd and parsing the output of dmesg to see what driver that uses?
<22> is 2006.0 going to be out soon? I don't feel doing a 2005.1 install and when the 2006.0 stuff gets out (mostly because of the compile times)
<5> Steven_6040: what exacly search?
<1> phaze[x]: do you want both lines from file1 and file2 on line 1 of the new file?
<21> yeah
<7> danrok, look for the part where it finds your disk, it will probably also say it found a filesystem it
<12> TheBeast, you'll be faster installing now than waiting for 2006.0
<7> roger55, is it still looking good for sometime in february?
<22> roger55, sure I would. but still :-)
<23> reisio, roger55: ok I followed the guide, but I'm still wondering how to set it to default windows fonts o_o
<1> phaze[x]: line < file1 > newfile && line < file2 >> newfile
<12> Steven_6040, we'll see.
<22> roger55, is the 2006.0 profile out?
<21> like if file1 is "ABCDEFG" each on there own line and file2 is "1234567" 1 per line ... merged file would need to be "a1 b2 c3 d4 e5 f6" each on 1 line
<12> Neozonz, I have no idea what you mean by "it"
<21> yeah
<1> phaze[x]: that will put a line break in there that you'll need to remove yourself
<5> Maybe the problem is caused by my disc that is on third SATA port?
<21> arbiter_dev that should work
<24> Neozonz: "it"?
<12> TheBeast, that doesn't say much.
<24> Neozonz: what is "it"?
<21> arbiter_dev not a problem
<25> Xlib: extension "GLX" missing on display ":0.0". how do i fix that?
<24> and why would you want to use Windows fonts
<21> thankx
<1> phaze[x]: if you want it the way you just described, you'll need a combination of grep and cut with line
<24> they're usually inferior
<5> Steven_6040: scsi0 : sata_nv, that?
<7> danrok, can you pastebin it?
<21> arbiter_dev let me give this a go see if it works
<5> Steven_6040: all dmesg?
<7> danrok, if possible
<21> arbiter_dev I can always do small editing touches later
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