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<0> pillage: sepArately
<1> pillage: you cant install kde mono + split ebuilds in one system
<2> hrmm.. well i just added "linux_logo -c" to my .bash_profile... ill have to figure out how to make it display before login at some other time
<3> <coshx> It tells me can not open the file??
<4> yoruichi: ah. so how do I get kpilot then? Do I need to remove the monolithic package first?
<1> pillage: if you want the splits, remove the monolithic, and vice-versa ;)
<1> that's how it works i guess
<5> anyone done a stage4 backup?
<1> plain tar here ;)
<6> why... just use rsync
<5> I'm trying to figure out what the "Partition table tip" is all about and if this is needed
<4> yoruichi: ok thanks
<1> pillage: yvw
<5> that's listed here on this Wiki -- http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Custom_Stage4
<6> dasfox, well whats your question
<6> seems self explainatory
<7> typing java comes up with this: Error: could not find libjava.so Error: could not find Java 2 Runtime Environment.
<5> rommel: hehe I thought I did
<5> I'm trying to figure out what the "Partition table tip" is all about and if this is needed
<8> does anyone seriously use blackbox anymore?
<8> is it considered deprecated?
<5> personally if I'm going to reinstall gentoo with the stage4 tar then I don't get the need for this
<9> it's still under development, it's active
<6> well it makes a backup of the partition information saved on the original mbr... from the source drive so that you'll ahve a cp
<1> zeroth404: lol
<5> rommel: -- "Partition table tip" -- http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Custom_Stage4 do you know anything about it?
<10> dasfox: it is just there in case someone has a sep /boot and forgot to mount it beforehand
<11> I'm having issues enabling php in apache - I get an undefined symbol: mhash_free on apache start
<11> can't find any helpful pages on fixing it tho - any ideas anyone?
<10> dasfox: in the one I use, I no longer have that part
<5> brianw: ok so as long as we put back in /boot and mount it then its good to go without this?
<8> FieldySnuts, but does anyone USE it? ;-)
<9> zeroth404: probably
<12> anyone know why ebuild [ebuild] digest is resuilting in a 0 byte digest file?
<10> dasfox: sure
<5> brianw: ok thanks
<13> does anyone know how to view laptop hard drive speed within linux lshw doesnt list it from what i can see or if there is a way to find it out with the lshw information that would suffice
<8> And what is this strange thing called XFCE I hear so much about? ok, I'm not serious. Though I've never used it for more than 4 seconds.
<10> adub: you mean the rpm speed of the?
<14> hey guys can someone tell me if i downloade a tar.bz2 file how to i extract to a specific direcotory?
<10> baz__: --directory
<15> baz__: man tar
<10> baz__: man tar
<16> tarman
<10> heh
<14> brianw, so man tar "filename" --"dir"
<1> tarman!
<10> wow
<16> lol
<14> ok so tarman "filename" --"dir" got it ;) thanks
<8> "man man"
<5> brianw: oh one last thing do we go about mounting the same way as a new install or not? On the Wiki -- "Install from a stage4"-- http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_Custom_Stage4 -- What other commands if any are needed?
<15> baz__: read the manual... it will enlighten you.
<13> brianw yes the rpm speed of
<10> dasfox: you will need to make the two nodes: /dev/null and /dev/console
<5> brianw: ahh ok, how do I do this?
<10> mzbot: gentoo dasfox udev guide
<17> dasfox: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/udev-guide.xml
<10> dasfox: it is in there
<18> HOLA ALGUIEN DE MEXICO
<19> chiko, English please
<18> HELLO
<10> dasfox: see the two mknod commands
<5> brianw: ahh I remember reading the udev guide before, so run these 2 commands is all --- 'mknod -m 660 console c 5 1
<5> ' 'mknod -m 660 null c 1 3' ?
<19> chiko, also stop with the caps
<6> dasfox, well like i told you earlier... its just back up of the partition table of the original 'source' disk.... you could transfer that to any drive and get a duplicate partition table to the original... its not nessesary but could be useful
<10> dasfox: yes, if your pwd is /dev
<5> rommel: ok
<6> dasfox, i use rsync -av to cp my raided gentoo to a single drive as a backup
<5> brianw: sorry I don't follow if my pwd is /dev ?
<10> dasfox: pwd == present working directory
<20> out of curiosity, when is the next GRP release due out?
<6> man i really like the stability of the transparency in xorg7
<7> ive uninstalled blackdown and installed sun jre, but it still says it can't find libjava.so
<21> what do I have to do to enable ACL support for a particular filesystem
<21> ?
<1> rommel: really? i'm gonna try it if it's really stable
<6> simmerz, did you do java-config
<13> brianw do you know how to view rpm speed within linux
<10> Kream: you need ACL support from the kernel, and you need acl userland tools
<21> check
<10> adub: i never care, all i care about is performance
<21> do i have to p*** anything to mke2fs or tune2fs ?
<5> brianw: well, not sure what you mean, I figure I have done all the steps in installing the stage4 under -- 'Install from a stage4' on that Wiki guide steps 1-8 then after I have run chroot I would make the nodes running those 2 commands
<10> Kream: no
<7> rommel: no
<6> yoruichi, it is... its still depends on xcopmpmgr and transset but it loooks awsoem and it totally works with nvidia and doesnt glitch 3d
<13> brianw i know but its just something thats been bugging me i can see all my other important hardware specs except that
<10> dasfox: after you chroot and have c'd to /dev .....
<22> Why aren't there any filesystems for use with linux that use softupdates instead of journalling?
<11> can anyone help out with an amache/php setup problem plz
<11> *apache
<1> rommel: do you have any ss ?
<10> adub: what does it matter?
<22> Like fbsd's UFS2?
<6> simmerz, use that anad java_vm to set your new java env
<1> rommel: please... ;)
<10> Dhraakellian: install cd's matter not
<6> uh no ... but i can take one
<6> hold on
<1> ok, thanks
<23> hey, I'm getting a strange compile error when compiling gnome-python-extras. It doesn't output any make errors, it just stops
<5> brianw: oh ok, so after the chroot, -- cd /dev then run those 2 comands and that's it?
<14> thanks guys
<14> :)
<10> dasfox: yes, and make sure you go to the grub to shell
<20> brianw: well, I'm planning to move back to gentoo within the next few weeks
<5> brianw: what about grub, shell?
<14> tar -xvjf (like i origonaly thaught) "filename" -C "dir" worked fine :-)
<10> dasfox: well you have to install grub into the mbr of the disk...
<20> knowing if there's a new release in the works might help me decide exactly *when* I make the switch
<5> brianw: yes I know ;)
<10> Dhraakellian: as i said the release matters not.
<24> isn't there like a new portage release every 30 minutes? ;P
<24> kind of like a cvs update
<23> would anyone be willing to troubleshoot a compile error for me?
<23> http://rafb.net/paste/results/pHfKZd36.html
<6> yoruichi, its a little big... should i resize or are you on cable
<6> 2.3mb
<5> brianw: are you familar with all those 9 steps 1-9 on that Wiki? All I need to do is just follow those in that order, well actually before #1 mount my partions of course then follow 1-8, then cd /dev make the 2 nodes with those commands then grub and I'm cool to go?
<23> I'm terrible at troubleshooting compile errors
<1> rommel: no, that's ok
<10> dasfox: sure
<20> brianw: it's about how much compiling I need to do initially to have things up to date, I suppose
<25> ?? xorg tweaks
<20> is KDE 3.5 on the previous CD's?
<23> brianw: sorry to bother you directly, but would you be able to help me with a compile error?
<5> brianw: ok so mount partitions, do 1-8, then cd /dev make the 2 nodes, then install grub and all done?
<25> ? xorg tweaks
<11> YAY! fixed it
<26> http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=275489
<23> Dhraakellian: what are you switching to?
<1> rommel: how do i accept it in irssi? :)
<6> lol... hell if i know.. never really used it
<10> dasfox: sure
<1> anyone...?
<10> Shirakawasuna: i am no programmer, but shoot
<23> yoruichi: man irssi? I dont' use irssi much either
<23> brianw: http://rafb.net/paste/results/pHfKZd36.html
<6> anyone know how to accept a file trans in irssi
<20> Shirakawasuna: planning to switch back to Gentoo after wandering around for about half a year
<1> haha
<20> I'm on arch currently
<5> brianw: ok I'm nervous, LOL
<27> evening everyone
<23> Dhraakellian: so, you currently do/do not have a gentoo system?
<6> my god we are all fat lazy gui dependant pigs.....lol
<10> dasfox: yuou have the backup, so if the restore is a bit shakey, no big
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