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<0> likewhoa: yeah, i know about the lack of stage1/2 thing. Stage 4 sounds interesting -i've done it on Deb a few times, just not called it stage4 :)
<1> greister: oo, good question I wanted to ask about it :)
<0> greister: you can, but its not recommended. make sure support is built into the kernel
<2> greister: I believe it to be still in testing, or limited write access.
<3> MidnighToker: ok...done it on irc also
<4> oh ok stage4 is just make an image
<4> aka, make an image
<5> greister: no good write support yea..
<6> theD3viL, try gparted, qtparted or kparted
<0> britishseapower: whats the pastebin link?
<7> likewhoa: so why won't 0 1 work? I thought when you did a Stage3 all you had to do was umount it and then when you rebooted it just stayed that way was all
<1> MidnighToker: It can damage partition?
<0> danrok: damage makes it sound very minor.
<5> dasfox: i said set 1 1
<8> pkg-config (dev-util/pkgconfig) seg faults with any version and any use flags.
<5> MrS***yPants: file a bug report, you broke it
<8> The hell I did
<0> danrok: I'll be honest, i've had it work to change 1 file (just change the contents) but creating new files, moving stuff about... it can all get VERY messy.
<9> how long does it take to build the kernel?
<1> MidnighToker: but.. can I lost my files saved on ntfs partition?
<5> fgb: [---] that long
<8> its statically linked for some reason
<4> ok i have a riddle: if you are lost in the desert and your spare tire falls off the back of your speedboat, then how many pancakes does it take to shingle a doghouse plus or minus a stage4 install?
<1> MidnighToker: Oh, ok. Thanks.
<3> MidnighToker: give me a mo
<9> likewhoa, what does it mean?
<10> nostrum: 42
<0> danrok: use linux to read the partition, but dont write it to another NTFS. Fat32 if you have to.
<11> likewhoa, kind of funny that people who abuse portage in strange ways can't build things, eh?
<7> likewhoa: yes thanks I'll set 1 1 in the meantime, but do you have any idea why the default 0 1 won't work?
<4> and the answer is purple because icecream has no bones, and a stage4 install is just a fake way of saying "make and image"
<1> MidnighToker: Can I put some polish letters into file names? Do you know sth about it?
<4> tuxick: nice gues though you were pretty close
<0> danrok: you'll have to check the localisation guide, and make sure you're using... hang on.
<9> sorry, but I'm a newbie, how long does it take to build a kernel?
<5> tdr: heh
<1> MidnighToker: Ok, thanks.
<5> fgb: [---] that long
<7> brb
<4> it takes like 10 minutes
<9> and wtf does it mean?
<4> depending on how slow your comp is
<5> fgb: he lies.. it takes 9 minutes and 59 seconds
<11> MrS***yPants, when you file your bug, make sure that under steps to repeat you add: delete your package.mask file and put ACCEPT_KEYWORDS on the comand line with emerge
<9> thanks
<12> whats the best mail server to use?
<4> it means take the settings for modules (drivers) to load and make them into a program that always runs in the background
<0> danrok: have a butchers at: http://linuxreviews.org/gentoo/i18n/
<13> how to tell grub and gentoo that when it starts it gives me console on serial port?
<2> fgb: configuring can take anywhere from 5 minutes(with hand cramping afterwards from using menuconfig) to a good 30-45 minutes
<5> Tanker_: postfix
<1> MidnighToker: Ok (:
<12> likewhoa i cant get it working
<3> MidnighToker: http://pastebin.com/528501
<3> MidnighToker: i think?
<5> Tanker_: so try harder?
<12> lol
<2> fgb: compiling can take anywhere from 10 minutes to an hour, depending on your optomization selections and what you are trying to compile in
<14> can anybody help me with a dvd on a scsi raid controller?
<14> I can't seem to mount it
<4> hey how do you make Xwindows start up by default with a nifty log in screen and stuff
<15> echo " kde-base/kde ~amd64" >> /etc/portage/package.keywords is that the right way to get lastest kde?
<5> mzbot: gentoo nostrum xorg config
<16> nostrum: http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/xorg-config.xml
<2> they make DVDs for SCSI !?
<0> you dont want gnome, right?
<9> I was asking because my Plan 9 kernel builds in 9 secs
<2> ...
<12> wtf is mailwrapper?
<14> YeTr2: well, it
<14> 's sata
<17> fgb: isn't plan9 a micro-kernel?
<9> nope
<14> and the sata controller is a raid controller also
<1> untitled1: Nope. You have to add every package to package.keywords, but if you want kde3.5 than put it into package.unmask
<2> Tanker_: a program that lets you switch between MTAs without having to uninstall one for another
<12> cool
<12> only if i could get the first one working
<4> i dont like the bots they never give useful info
<0> britishseapower: as far as I can tell, its not emerging gnome, just a couple of gnome-esq themes for X... if you do emerge -tvD --emptytree world then you should be able to find out what wants those themes.
<17> nostrum: huh? The bots rock.
<18> Any of you guys know what emerge package contains the "dict" command to return the deffinition of dictionary words?
<4> mzbot: how do you know that i am not a bot
<15> edanrok echo " kde-base/kde ~amd64" >> /etc/portage/package.unmask like that?
<17> GenBot: botsnack
<19> wooohooo!
<4> mzbot: what is your real name
<2> okiijin: I'm not sure, I'm just shocked that they are still making scsi devices other than 10k & 15k rpm hdds
<4> mzbot: you are hot lets get together baby
<9> bye, thanks for your help
<7> likewhoa: not working 1 1 either
<17> there is only one thing I despise about openbox.
<7> likewhoa: /boot is mounted again :(
<17> The key bindings to change desktop is Ctrl+Alt+ArrowKey.
<20> i has a problem with that
<3> MidnighToker: ok thanks...i will give that a whirl
<20> Go to the directory /opt/metalogo/jbpmext and execute the command "./metalogo-runner org.metalogo.process.ProcessDeployment". This initializes the database tables for jBPM and deploys sample processes.
<3> MidnighToker: appreciate yer help
<20> somebody can helpme?
<0> britishseapower: no problems :)
<0> Kalavera: whats your problem?
<4> Kalaveraklbavera: whay to help
<14> YeTr2: sorry, it's not SCSI, it's SATA, but the kernel seems to treat it like SCSI
<7> likewhoa: ok question I have /boot on /dev/sda7 and /root on /dev/sda8 so from what I remember this is correct for grub ---> root (hd0,6)
<7> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.14-ck8-r1 root=/dev/sda8
<1> untitled1: also not. i dont know exacly what the command it, you have to filter emerge -p kde to have only category/package and add every to package.unmask.
<20> org.metalogo.process.ProcessDeployment i cant to find these cl***
<17> too often I find myself writing something in irssi, moving to another desktop for a second, coming back, and trying to backspace... only to find out i'm still holding ctrl and alt. =(
<4> Kalavera: is that the java cl***
<20> curayacu metalogo # /var/www/html/opt/metalogo/jbpmext/metalogo-runner org.metalogo.process.ProcessDeployment
<20> Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NoCl***DefFoundError: org/metalogo/process/ProcessDeployment
<4> dont paste in here that is rude
<17> Kalavera: well, you need to do something about your cl***path...
<5> dasfox: hd0,7 for sda8
<20> yeah is the java cl*** is into /var/wwww/html/metalogo
<5> dasfox: grub counts from 0 on..
<20> something like what ?
<4> fix the cl***path for java
<20> i do all i think
<4> like path:=path:stuff
<20> the cl***path for java is a .
<4> or something like that i am tired
<4> $path
<17> Kalavera: where is "ProcessDeployment.cl***"?
<20> is a cl*** for the metalogo application
<21> mysql won't start when launched during the default processes, no error available in the mysql.err and mysqld.err, BUT it starts fine if I just type /etc/init.d/mysql start once the entire boot process is done :? any idea?
<4> man on little path knows no main
<3> MidnighToker: will u have a look if i paste that output to pastebin...its a lot of lines?
<20> these cl*** create mysql schema at mysql server
<17> Kalavera: where is it? In the filesystem ... ?
<0> britishseapower: go for it
<7> likewhoa: I know how grub works, BUT the setup for grub is ---> grub > root (hd0,0) (Specify where your /boot partition resides)
<17> Kalavera: also... If your cl***path is '.' ...
<20> curayacu metalogo # ls /var/www/html/opt/metalogo/jbpmext/build/cl***es.metalogo
<20> org
<17> Kalavera: try this: "cd /var/www/html; mv opt org; org/metalog/jbpmext/metalogo-runner org.metalogo.process.ProcessDeployment"
<5> dasfox: if you /boot is on /dev/sda7 then in grub it's on (hd0,6) so yes that looks correct..
<20> :S
<8> Hmmm I got a theory
<7> likewhoa: my /boot partition is on /dev/sda7 so then in the grub/menu.lst it should be --> root (hd0,6)
<8> Anyone got a good idea how I could quickly "clean out" my memory?
<20> you want i move opt to org?
<17> MrS***yPants: define clean out?
<8> like, having a program allocate 2 gigs of mem ?
<8> and then terminating the program
<7> likewhoa: root (hd0,6)
<7> kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.14-ck8-r1 root=/dev/sda8
<20> chaosite, curayacu html # ls
<20> etc hostide hosting log opt typo3
<17> MrS***yPants: Do you need everything to get swapped out? Or is flushing buffers enough?
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