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<0> But it is a practical situation, especially with the "we change ABI everyday"-attitude of Linux.
<1> O.o
<1> why should anybody do that
<1> ive been using the same gcc, glibc and so on for months
<1> just cleared up cache once, but have been using the same cache in the meantime
<1> s/clear/clean/
<2> goron: The kernel ABI changes very rarely
<2> goron: The kernel module API changes very frequently
<0> I was exaggerating.
<2> goron: Unless you're writing kernel drivers I don't think it's a big problem
<0> It was more like once a year.
<0> And prob. even less.
<3> sagarp: try "qemu -snapshot /dev/hda"; be sure you only have read permissions on hda!!!
<3> and add "-cdrom <DVDISO>"
<4> Hello
<4> What do I do when a ./configure outputs this?
<4> checking for GTK+ - version >= 2.0.0... no
<4> *** Could not run GTK+ test program, checking why...
<4> *** The test program failed to compile or link.
<4> I got GTK installed
<4> And working.
<5> hmm
<5> i dont have a /usr/src/linux
<6> im trying to append the option dsp_map=0,2 to snd-pcm-oss. i added an options line in /etc/modutils/alsa-base and ran update-modules. but i *think* its not being set. how can tell what options are set on a particular kernel module?
<5> i have /usr/src/kernels/somekernelversin
<5> where can i find the makefile for my kernel
<0> unholy-crap: that's because you should make a symlink to your currently running kernel.
<3> sagarp: oso if that works, than you can set up a new virtual machine, and ript it...
<6> is there a way to list what options a kernel module has been loaded with?
<0> Does the Linux kernel compile under a non-gcc compiler?
<0> I see gcc extensions used *everywhere*.
<7> [root@xyona nmatrix9]# rpm --rebuilddb
<7> error403: db4 error(16) from dbenv->remove: Device or resource busy
<7> hmmmm what does that mean?
<8> DaBlade: what does config.log say?
<4> Nothing understandable
<3> sagarp: "mount -o loop myimagefile.iso /mnt/image" actually mount the image. using losetup you can specify a source image for any /dev/loop*
<3> adn then let any app acces it, or mount it
<3> but i guess k3b isn't capable to do so... ou probably have to use qemu
<3> *you
<3> anyone: is it possible to set a iso file as source for /dev/hdc (supposing it is a cdrom) ?
<9> hey DaBlade
<4> Cao.
<4> Sta ima?
<9> problema :(
<9> litb, why not just mount the cdrome?
<3> because we try to rip certain videos from a DVD iso with k3b
<3> and k3b cannot use a ISO directly
<3> so we want to fool it by using a iso behind /dev/hdc
<9> litb, k3b can`t burn iso`s directly?
<3> it cannot rip videos from isos
<3> we had to burn it to a dvd first, and then rip from the dvd
<3> but we wan't to directly rip from the iso
<3> which k3b isn't capable of
<3> so i wonder if there is a way to say "use this ISO as a replacement for the real cdrom"
<10> litb i think using vmware and specifying the image for a device is the only way
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