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Comments:
<0> yeah lets you goto root
<1> adduser name -wheel
<2> gp***wd -a username group
<0> adduser -g users -G wheel -d /home/username username
<0> mkdir /home/username
<1> whats that Jester
<1> o
<0> chown /home/username
<0> oh
<2> a frontend to administer /etc/group
<0> well include the username in the chown command =)
<1> i dont get it.. what i must do then
<1> who telling the truth
<0> lol
<3> stark: What were you doing when that happened?
<0> dont forget to run p***wd username either
<4> and...whats the command to display the stuff i hav installed using portage in a sorted order
<0> no such thing
<0> lol
<1> so.. adduser myname -G wheel
<0> i dont think?
<5> farrioth: nothing, I just clicked Install and let it do its own thing
<0> sistem32
<0> do thi
<0> s
<1> ok jamesbrink tell me
<2> sudharsh: equery list
<4> ok cool
<4> thanx
<0> adduser -g users -G wheel -d /home/sistem32 sistem32
<6> sudharsh: you can do "sort /var/lib/portage/world | less" - that'll just display programs you've told portage to install, but not their deps
<0> p***wd sistem32
<7> anyone knows why lsmod would hang?? same thing with modprobe
<1> hm ok jamesbrink
<3> stark: Oh, gooey installer. Neverer used that. It looks like its trying to download someting. Do you have a net connection?
<5> farrioth: yes I do
<0> mkdir /home/sistem32; chown sistem32 /home/sistem32
<5> farrioth: what should I do now?
<0> then logout and login as sistem32
<4> ..:(rabidfurby_: well i kinda need to unmerge orphaned packages that were deps to a larger one...my hard disk is filling up quite fast
<2> how would you rate the GUI installer on a scale of 1 to 10, 10 being orgasmic
<3> stark: Hope someone else can help you, or do a normal install. Sorry I can't help
<5> farrioth: np thanks though
<6> Jester: 1. (1 being satanic)
<2> rabidfurby_: ahh, ok :)
<4> i'll give it a 3
<3> Jester: 0. (0 being pointless) (I haven't used it)
<8> RiverRat: are you there?
<9> what tool do you recomand for drawing networks graphics, is something more cool than cacti and mrtg?
<0> ms visio
<0> lol
<4> Jester: equery list doesnt give me dependencies installed..
<2> sudharsh: hmm one sec
<8> so by 'recompile the toolchain', RiverRat meant emerge -e system, right?
<6> sudharsh: emerge -ep world will give you everything
<10> Which is the best kernel version to use x11-drm with?
<8> sudharsh: what I do is emerge --depclean and then revdep-rebuild
<2> sudharsh: it list the dependencies on mine. equery list -i
<8> sudharsh: make sure you have revdep-rebuild (gentoolkit)
<8> sudharsh: that is, if you're just looking to clear up orpahend packages
<4> Shirakawasuna: okie,..was lookin for orphans infact..
<0> anyone used one of these 40 gig iomega usb drives?
<0> there great
<5> hey guys, can someone go here for this error that occured while installing gentoo -> http://paste.lisp.org/display/20533
<8> sudharsh: emerge -pv --depclean
<6> sudharsh: if your HD is filling up, you can also empty out /var/tmp/portage (as long as emerge isn't running), /usr/portage/distfiles (though a lot of it will be redownloaded when you update) and old kernel trees in /usr/src
<11> sudharsh: also check the output of -p --depclean before you --depclean to see if its going to unmerge anything crazy
<12> Shirakawasuna: let me know how it s
<4> TFKyle: yeah...i messed up with that once...but back then didnt know '-p' existed..:D
<0> rabidfurby cant you just rm -r /usr/portage? then run emerge sync?
<0> thats how it do it on freebsd anyways lol =)
<6> jamesbrink: you can, but there's no reason at all to delete all of that then re-download it
<1> ok jamesbrink, what does chown do anyway.. i did it all btw
<11> sudharsh: atleast you havn't ever done a -P world (I have once or twice, its actually a good idea once in a while if you feel like fixing everything it breaks :D)
<13> stark: looks like you specified an invalid url for the stage3 tarball
<0> chown sets the owner of the directory
<2> SiSteM32: change user/group ownership of a file/dir, read the manpage
<4> TFKyle: lol and i am on dialup..
<2> manual page ftw
<11> sudharsh: (note: never do that)
<5> lox: yes i didn't specify one, and gentoo said you don't have to specify one
<1> ok
<1> now .. i can logon ?
<0> yeah
<11> its good for getting rid of slotted packages that aren't picked up by --depclean
<13> stark: probably safest to just specify one
<5> lox: you got one?
<1> ok thanks.. i go using kde now :P then maybe come back if trouble :P
<13> stark: what country are you in?
<5> Australia
<1> how i logout root ? :P
<14> how can i set up a bootsplash on 2.6.16? the bootsplash package complains about the kernel version...
<0> exit
<5> lox: how do you know its can't find a tarball ?
<2> ^D
<13> stark: just a guess from the error message you provided, which had get_uri errors
<11> railk: if you use gentoo-sources just use fbsplash (splashutils)
<0> can you pipe a dd command into a tar?
<12> is unsermake still worwing for kde3.5 with gcc4.1?
<15> jamesbrink: not really...you probably wanted to ask if you can pipe dd into gzip or bzip2, and the answer then would be yes.
<5> lox: got the url?
<13> stark: http://mirror.pacific.net.au/linux/Gentoo/releases/x86/2006.0/stages/stage3-x86-2006.0.tar.bz2
<0> yeah
<5> thanks
<13> stark: ***uming you are using an x86 machine
<0> tar dosent do crap for me.. i want to compress all that blank space =)
<5> yes i am
<12> railk: you have tu use splashutils
<5> omg!, when i use the command line installer, im up to the bootloader option and i choose grub and then the window closes
<5> whats up with that
<0> lol
<14> TFKyle, netG: thx i'm on it
<12> railk: do you use genkernel
<0> use lilo then
<14> yes
<8> stark: ctrl+alt+(F1-F6)
<8> stark: look at all of the happy virtual terminals!
<0> i still to this day have never used grub... im scared
<5> Shirakawasuna: nope, nothing working
<12> railk: emerge splashutils splash-themes-livecd && genkernel --gensplash=livecd-2006.0 --install initrd
<8> stark: well next time just use ctrl+alt+f1-f6
<8> stark: X can't die from one of those
<8> stark: in fact VT 1 may be exactly like the cl***ic installation
<12> railk: and then correct you grub.conf lines...
<14> netG: that uses the splash from the livecd?
<12> railk: yes it is pretty IMO
<14> hmm
<14> are there other ones?
<12> emerge splash-themes-gentoo
<5> Shirakawasuna: can i just use the Dynamic option for the stage tarball because i am using LIVECD
<12> !nopaste
<8> stark: dynamic option?
<16> good morning all
<0> god.. iim gettin fat
<8> situps!
<5> Shirakawasuna: I am up to the stage selection, I have internet connection, and livecd, so which one should I use?>
<0> stage3
<0> the others are useless lol
<8> stark: stage3
<8> stark: note that you should be following the handbook while using the gui installer, especially if you've never done this before
<14> netG: what exactly do i have to do to grub.conf?
<0> i think gentoo should have some sort of simple installer like netbsd but only with the option to install base system
<8> psh
<5> Shirakawasuna: yes but using livecd will be the same then choose stage 3?
<8> if the gentoo installation was easier, people would destroy their systems within minutes :)
<0> lmfao
<12> railk: look here: http://rafb.net/paste/results/Fy4H8k58.html
<0> you know what they say.. you learn from your mistakes
<8> perhaps if there was a base system and then an hour-long 'this is how you do things' dialogue
<0> there you go
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