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<0> Korthrun:Blank screen
<1> :p
<2> Carl_1:hrm, I would try to rebuild lilo then the kernel myself
<2> Carl_1:read: recompile
<2> See what happens when you use gui installers!
<3> lol
<1> s/gui installers/installers
<0> Korthrun: Aye lol, going to do that
<0> maybe Ill install Grub by hand
<3> i don't see a problem with a gui installer
<0> Dont you love it when you only have DVD-Rs but no CD-rs?
<4> anyone ever install the 3ddesktop thing, it's kinda cool, quite simple, but neat
<5> klick0, i love it
<0> I wish stuff was 2+ gigs so it wasnt such a waste of a DVD :(
<4> i need to bind a key to "3ddesk" command, although i can't figure out how eheh
<5> klick0, i use fluxbox with it and set winkey+tab to zoom out
<4> really.. hmm
<4> i'm using gnome
<2> asdf:There is nothing wrong with using GUI installers. I just prefer not to
<2> .
<3> Korthrun: preference is an amazing thing :>
<4> the gnome keyboard shortcut thing doesn't really allow customization, i haven't searched for the raw file yet, might be able to do it there, dunno
<2> :)
<1> klick0: there's always xbindkeys
<4> so full of knowledge, lemme check that out
<4> emerging now
<4> i figured there was some xwindows thing to do it, just didnt' know what
<1> ...gebus I need a new computer
<1> beats nondual, I s'pose
<0> Should LILO "root" be my /boot partition or my / partition
<0> Iv ealways ***umed it to be /, but I remember somone was saying it should be /dev/hda1 (which is my /boot)
<3> lilo is so 1998
<2> Carl_1:it should be your / partition
<0> Thought so
<0> Time to go fixy, thanks
<0> talk to ya'll later
<2> I still use it, never trusted grub
<4> later
<2> laters
<2> Work makes me use grub though, bastards
<4> yea, i think i've finally converted to grub.. although mainly by force
<1> GRUB > LILO
<2> I still consider grub "new and scary"
<4> yea, me too ehheh
<0> same Korthrun
<0> although I run ~x86
<0> =( But yea, cya
<2> I still run apache 1.34 though :p whatever that tells you
<3> you guys love the nostalgia
<4> i still run apache..... i have no idea what i run
<3> i still use ISA cards because i'm worried about upgrading to PCI
<4> AHHAHAHA
<6> how do I scroll up in a command line (that is not in x)
<3> it's nerve racking and i can't sleep at night
<2> thidranki:shift+page up
<2> asdf:smoke bowl and goto bed
<3> lol
<7> can you set up an equilizer with mplayer?
<3> Korthrun: 10 years ago that is what i would have done
<8> I am trying to rebuild kde, but it doesn't rebuild, it just does the checksums and regenerates the cache, what am i doing wrong?
<1> darksiide: first stop: mplayerhq.hu (or images.google.com with a search for: mplayer equalizer)
<9> ive been trying to find something for my gentoo laptop that can view visio files
<7> reisio: thx, i didn't know if it was possible
<9> is there anything that can?
<3> armand: not that i am aware of, i think visio files are 100% closed
<9> damn
<1> no such thing as 100% closed
<9> well i sure cant find anything that can
<1> visio is the diagram thingy?
<9> not oo, not koffice..
<3> reisio: yeah
<1> why would you even want to view them? :p
<10> denial43443: kde is just a metapackage containing only dependencies.
<11> I've been reading a bit on /proc/kcore, but can't seem to figure out if I need it, is it necessary?
<3> reisio: visio is a very nice app IMO
<9> yeah i guess i'll just have to use vmware
<8> eisen, how do I get it to recompile?
<1> asdf: good for YO
<3> reisio: thanks
<1> armand: did you try kivio? dia? kchart? xfig? tgif? tulip? poseidon? jgraph?
<8> eisen, or do I have to do all deps seperately
<9> only 1 of them, kivio
<12> Hello, I've got a problem with my wifi
<10> denial43443: yes.
<12> i can connect.. but.. dhcp wont work with it
<4> why don't you just guess an ip
<4> it'll probably work
<13> eisen: so there is no way to unmerge the entire WM, you have to do each dep?
<10> denial43443: it's the monolithic one I guess so there are not too many.
<13> eisen: because im thinking of unmerging gnome
<2> gasp
<14> hey
<14> i am new to gentoo
<14> i was following the instructions
<8> eisen, ok, thanks
<10> smshpk: you could unmerge gnome and depclean afterwards, but be carefull and check with -p
<14> and it doesnt seem that i have intrid or the kernel image in /boot
<14> what am i doing wrong?
<13> eisen: ahh, so what, run emerge unmerge gnome then emerge -p depclean ?
<13> eisen: ive never used depclean
<4> ghjgj, are you doing genkernel route? you need to run "genkernel all"
<1> ghjgj: did you copy the kernel to /boot ?
<14> umm
<15> ghjgj: what stage of the install are you at?
<14> i just typed emerge sys-kernel/gentoo-sources
<14> stage 3
<15> ghjgj: you have to actually create your kernel then.
<16> ghjgj: keep following the instructions, you aren't done yet.
<4> well you need to either compile them by hand, or "emerge genkernel" to help you
<10> smshpk: this is how I did it. But mind the warning depclean gives. Check what it wants to unmerge and do a revdep-rebuild after you have done depclean.
<15> ghjgj: personally i wouldn't go the genkernel path.
<14> hmm how would i do it with out the genkernel path
<15> just follow the instructions in hte book
<4> ghjgj, "cd /usr/src/linux" and type "make menuconfig"
<13> eisen: ahh, of course. thanks many
<14> i thought i had finished installing...it didnt seem to tell me anything other then to copy the kernel to the gentoo drive
<15> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=7#doc_chap3
<4> then "make bzImage", then "make modules_install", then "cp arch/i386/boot/bzImage /boot" then configure grub.. something like that
<15> its right after the emerge gentoo-sources
<1> ghjgj: there's more to it than just 'emerge gentoo-sources' - you have to build & install the kernel
<14> hmm ill try that and get back to u asap
<14> thanx for ur help
<13> ghjgi: emerge unmerge genkernel just to clean the useless package :-)
<10> smshpk: if anything is suspicious better check if it's an essential package.
<13> eisen: yea, well i want to completely rid myself of gnome, and run fluxbox
<13> eisen: no worries though, i have google :-)
<10> smshpk: ok. I myself had no problems.
<13> eisen: great, thanks for the guidence bro
<4> so if you unmerge gnome, then do revdep-rebuild it'll remove all the gnome dependencies?
<17> it shouldn't
<10> klick0: no, you depclean and afterwards you fix broken packages with revdep-rebuild.
<4> hmm, ok
<4> what has depclean... i don't have that
<15> emerge --depclean ...
<4> oh
<4> gotcha
<4> that's cool, i was wondering how to do that
<10> btw: kde 3.5.2 went through here, 246 packages in 12 hours. 0 Problems. Great!
<18> it is a good idea to always run revdep-revuild -p before emerge --depclean, and always take the advice of depclean w/ a grain of salt
<13> whats the command to choose what WM to run, instead of the default set to startx?
<18> there is no command afaik
<18> unless you make a lil perl script :)
<13> afaik?
<4> as fair as i know
<18> as far as i know
<15> smshpk: you mean so it automatically starts?
<4> er, yea hehe
<13> ahhh...i see. haha
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