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<0> /usr is 2gb
<1> dj-fu, you could make a symlink to another partition
<2> liquiem, can you help me?
<0> ah, true.
<0> didn't think of that.
<0> I'll do that, currently on 'doze cause cxoffice kept crashing while trying to do this powerpoint
<3> swap can also be extended, right?
<2> i have recompiled my kernel with make && make modules_install but is it now all ok?
<1> Blizzzard, yes
<4> Adriaan: emerge nvidia-kernel if needed.
<4> Adriaan: alsaconf also if needed.
<3> Infirit: ok. thx :)
<0> Adriaan: well, you'd have to make install and check your files in /boot
<2> nanobanshee, dont i need to copy arch/x86.../bzImage ?
<4> Adriaan: that too.
<1> Blizzzard, or on lvm ;)
<0> make install will do that
<4> Adriaan: and reboot.
<2> nanobanshee, that gives an error?
<3> Adriaan: in case you changed the stuff that is built directly into the kernel yes you need to
<3> Infirit: heh :)
<4> Adriaan: oh boy. what error?
<2> nanobanshee, no such file or directory
<5> how can i use ethereal as user ?
<4> Adriaan: cp /usr/src/linux && find . -name bzImage
<6> Hi all
<2> nanobanshee, ah stupid was somewhere an mistake in typing
<6> has anyone used ffserver for straming??
<2> nanobanshee, so after copying its all ok? or need to reboot?
<4> Adriaan: reboot first.
<6> the latest version in portage doesn't seem to work
<3> Adriaan: arch/i386/boot/bzImage if your on i386
<7> HELP pls ...
<2> blizzzard, x86_64, nanobanshee, so reboot and then emerge nvidia-glx, emerge nvidia-base, and what for alsa?
<4> Adriaan: alsaconf
<0> alsaconf?
<4> yes alsaconf
<2> nanobanshee, emerge alsaconf?
<0> need to recompile em for a new kernel
<0> alsa-driver
<3> cool. i destroyed my first partition =)
<4> Adriaan: you should have it. lemme see which package ...
<8> nanobanshee, alsa-utils
<2> nanobanshee, the reason that i recompile the kernel is cos i dont have sound :(
<1> Blizzzard, use testdisk as a last resort
<8> Adriaan, you dont have to is you have alsa builtin or kernel modules
<4> yup. that sounds right. media-sound/alsa-utils
<9> hello
<3> Infirit: well, cant mount it anymore
<3> but ok
<7> Can someone help me ... i'm tryng to compile xorg-x11 7 but i keep getting syntax errors on libX11 and can't figure out how to fix them ...
<4> liquiem: for modular alsa, you need to alsaconf to set them to autoload properly on boot.
<3> Infirit: testdisk is not available on the livecd
<3> trying to set it bigger
<8> nanobanshee, yes, but that shouldnt change after a kernel recompile
<1> Blizzzard, testdisk can be downloaded and run from the livecd
<2> nanobanshee, liquiem, is alsaconf a module or is it a program?
<3> oh ok
<8> Adriaan, it's a program
<3> Infirit: problem solved. partition was too small :)
<3> Infirit: nvm, but thanks tho
<7> Can someone help me ... i'm tryng to compile xorg-x11 7 but i keep getting syntax errors on libX11 and can't figure out how to fix them ...
<2> nanobanshee, liquiem, rebooting ll be back soon
<10> hi
<10> i have a problem after upgrade to gcc-4.1.1 - virtually all my apps segfault and while x and twm work i cannot get kdm to work anymore
<10> any help would just be great
<3> Gwion: Isnt gcc-4.1.1 highly unstable?
<1> yes and just a week in ~
<0> that'll teach you.
<5> how can i use ethereal as a user ?
<10> suppose it is. thought i give it a try
<10> general feedback was recently rather good in the forums
<7> mkay ... forget it ... :( ... i'll just return to xorg 6.8.2 then ...
<11> so, don't use 4.1.1 :P try a stable version and see what happens
<10> just doing that right now
<10> anyway, thanks very much
<3> Gwion: That does not necessarily mean its also working good for you. I suppose many of those ppl are highly experienced in such stuff
<3> and know howto solve problems
<10> yes, that was why i was asking, it was worth a try :-)
<4> Gwion: gcc-config -l is the first place to start.
<10> nanobanshee: ahm? meaning? i did that, and also emerge the toolchain etc etc etc
<4> Gwion: there are symlinks that get set when you switch it. I think.
<4> Gwion: oh boy. new toolchain also. did you follow the handy-dandy gentoo gcc upgrade guide?
<10> shouldn't that be fixed by running fix_libtool_files.sh ...
<3> Can I defrag my rfs36 partition ?
<2> (back)
<4> Gwion: umm. I don't think so. I think fix_libtool_files.sh properly libtoolizes everything.
<10> ok
<12> what is the opposite to using "tail" program? to take the first 10 lines of stdin?
<4> Gwion: which is different from selecting which c++ STL things are linked against.
<4> Drakas: head
<1> Blizzzard, not that i'm aware of but in general you waont need to defrag
<12> thanks
<13> I have a strange problem with wine when the truetype flag is enabled. I have no font in dialogues. This is a screenshot: http://www.lsr.ph.ic.ac.uk/~ho1/Screenshot-Wine.png
<3> Infirit: mhm .. if you say so
<10> as said, was worth a try, back to 3.4.5-r1 then
<14> DarkRyu: gksu ethereal
<13> does anybody know a workaroud
<12> this is crazy... i run g++ and none of std putput goes ;/
<1> Blizzzard, its not fat ;)
<12> like "g++ -I onedir main.cpp -o main > data" would make data file empty
<3> Infirit: Alright. Somebody said any fs with a journal does not need to be 'defrag'
<4> Drakas: I think most of that is stderror. g++ -I onedir main.cpp -o main &> data
<12> aah ok thanks
<12> nanobanshee: didn't work
<1> Blizzzard, all fs's fragment but the level in which they do differ. fat is horrible for example
<12> same thing ;/
<3> Infirit: heh
<12> it is errors yes
<4> Drakas: g++ -I onedir main.cpp -o main 2>&1 > data
<12> didn't do anything :(
<4> Drakas: re-direction makes my head spin. getting all the punction right and all. man bash.
<3> Infirit: Oh .. I just thought about it a second .. its damn easy. Just backup data and restore them..
<4> Drakas: sure?
<12> yeah
<4> Drakas: check the file.
<3> Infirit: That should defrag them anyway :)
<12> i did
<3> Even if its not necessary
<12> maybe i should say a different thing
<1> Blizzzard, yes that would do it but dont use dd :)
<4> Drakas: g++ -I onedir main.cpp -o main > data 2>&1
<3> Infirit: of course not ;)
<4> Drakas: I got the wrong order.
<12> I am learning c++. Want to include libxml++ . I get a looot of errors
<12> yeah, now this is working :)
<12> i think i need few more libs :/
<3> Infirit: tar -cjf foo.tar.bz2 /mnt/gentoo/ && rm -rf /mnt/gentoo/* && tar -xjf foo.tar.bz2 -C /mnt/gentoo/
<3> should do it, right? :)
<3> or well
<3> the bzip is stupid
<3> just tar them ..
<15> kde 35 is stable now ?
<15> 3.5
<2> i have problems with alsaconf
<1> Blizzzard, nope you foget to preserve permission
<2> when i start it tells me that it cannot find an card
<3> Infirit: oh ..
<3> but the basic idea was correct
<3> and i need to correct myself
<1> yes
<3> http://www.informatik.uni-frankfurt.de/~loizides/reiserfs/index.html
<2> it tells me no supported PnP or PCI card found?
<15> Adriaan, did you compile alsa into kernel or as modules?
<2> as modules
<15> hmm
<16> Blizzzard: cp -a /mnt/gentoo /bigpartition/gentoo would work better... after making sure to unmount /proc
<15> you didnt emerge alsa-driver?
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