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<0> gn
<1> hi
<1> if I had my gentoo on hda7, what should I set i grub conf root(hd0,x) ?
<1> x=7 ?
<2> 6
<2> starts from 0
<1> and if i had partitions like that hda1 hda2 hda5 hda6 hda7, no 3 and 4
<2> dunno
<1> where hda2 is extended
<2> have a look at the grub shell
<2> have to leave anyway
<2> l8erz
<1> one moment
<1> how grub enumerates partitions?
<1> with no gaps?
<3> hi
<3> I want to have sshd starting with system start
<3> how can I do this?
<3> rc-update add sshd default ?
<4> is the easiest possibility under gentoo
<3> :)
<5> hello, is there an audio pack i can dowload for xchat2? i don't found it in the xchat website
<5> sorry for that stupid question but the workstation linux environment is new for me :)
<3> there is no stupid questions there are only stupid answers ;)
<6> lol, lol
<5> :)
<5> this question because i found the sound settings and i have no sound to set... xchat is definitively silencer
<5> sorry for my bad english, i hope it is comprehensible :-]
<6> what is the problem anyway? some problems with sound settings, or IRC?
<5> with the software xchat, i'd like to have sound events but the soft have not wav file included
<5> i thought someone here used this soft and had found a sound package for it
<6> well, for the beginning
<6> .wav = .Windows-Audio-(somethin)...so I guess, noone WANT`S to use it
<6> but you can however get some MP3`s read a little bit on the internet, and integrete them into XChat
<6> Xchat, is highly customizable
<6> so there shouldn`t be a problem
<5> thanks ;) i have found how to add sound in xchat, i'd wanted to known if a sound pack (preconfigured) existed for xchat. it seems not, not a shae, i'm going to search for fine sounds event and will add it one by one ;)
<5> thanks
<7> isnt there apache2 package anymore ?
<5> emerge -s apache ?
<8> esearch apache :)
<7> there's only 'apache'
<7> no 'apache2' :)
<7> thats what i'm askin :P
<8> yeah, its called apache, and defaults to apache-2.0.x
<7> i can see now yae
<7> yea*
<5> tibyke: esearch doesn't exists on my system, from waht package depends it ?
<8> its in esearch
<8> app-portage/esearch
<9> since I installed 2.6.17-gentoo-r2 all my links to partitions are gone, like /dev/ROOT, /dev/BOOT and /dev/SWAP :(
<10> thats not the kernels fault, baselayout will do that
<10> it 'updates' your fstab
<10> so always pay attention when etc-updating
<10> although its been a while since I saw that
<8> i always hated that kinds of links
<8> never used'em
<5> thanks tibyke
<8> sure
<11> moin
<12> good morning
<12> now we'll take a look what 2006.1 can do.. :-)
<8> hehe
<12> as long as I don't know how to help gentoo develop or have money to donate, that's all I can do for the moment
<12> hmmm strange copiling errors after gcc upgrade from 3.4.x to 4.1.. hope emerge -e world will fix this..
<12> compiling errors, even
<12> can anyone help me with lvm2? one day, after a reboot, my system doesn't activate the volumegroup anymore, saying it can't do that. after adding "lvchange -a y vg" to /etc/init.d/localmount the system can mount my volumes again, but I still get these errors..
<12> it's the same problem, no matter if the device mapper is builtin or as a module
<5> modprobe -l |grep dm-mod ?
<5> fo see if tit is a module or not
<5> or: modinfo dm-mod
<5> i have just a few knowledge of lvm2 but there is 2 links:
<5> http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/lvm2.xml
<5> and
<5> http://tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO
<5> maybe they can help you
<12> yes, I read those howtos already
<12> for the moment lvm is compiled into the kernel
<12> the strange thing is
<12> that the manual activation works fine, and I can use my system normally
<12> but I get those ugly errors from the initscript
<5> what is your error, maybe the init script try to load the module and it can't because it is in the kernel
<12> got the same error when it was compiled as a module
<12> dmesg is without errors
<12> it says something about it can't initilize/activate the volumes
<12> ah, found something
<12> device-mapper: Gap in table
<12> device-mapper: error adding target to table
<12> thats in dmesg
<5> and in you /var/log/messages ?
<5> http://deb.riseup.net/storage/lvm2/#pvmove_gives_device_mapper__error_adding_target_to_table_errors
<12> just the same
<12> thx I'll look
<12> I already hacked around that problem..
<12> I'm reemerging my whole system
<12> perhaps I lost my initscript shipped with lvm2..
<5> etc-update ?
<5> ;)
<12> later.. ;)
<12> upgradet to gcc 4.1 yesterday
<12> and can't emerge some updates after revdep-buildscan
<12> so i decided to emerge -e world ;-)
<12> will take a while..
<5> good luck
<12> thx ;)
<12> woooooooh who's that sweet girl next door?
<4> pic?
<12> no, didn't have my cam ready when she went across the street, sry
<12> always thought in my street there are no sweet girls ;)
<4> bad luck .. so prepare your cam if she's going back again ..
<12> I'll move away.. saturday or one week later..
<12> ok, 2006.1 installed via chroot is ready for booting.. but can't reboot my system yet.. ;)
<7> :D
<12> tonight (or so) I'll try the livecd on my notebook
<13> hi all
<12> hi
<8> hi
<13> how to get php5 and mysql working ?
<8> pretty easily
<13> cause my phpmyadmin say
<8> any other specific smart questions?
<13> cannot load mysql extension
<8> and can you understand that error message?
<13> yes
<13> i checked php.ini
<8> cool, you are halfway to solve this problem then
<13> uncomment extensions
<8> you should check phpinfo() instead to see if your php is built with mysql support
<8> VladoPortos, thats stupid.
<12> yes
<12> or your use-flags
<12> if there is mysql in it
<13> i used mysql flag vhen i build php
<13> when i do php -m
<13> mysql is there
<8> you dont have to uncomment anything, since mysql support isnt a dynamically loadable module anymore, but statically built into php
<12> ok then check phpinfo()
<8> VladoPortos, show us your phpinfo();
<8> as you were already told
<13> give me a sec
<8> but your phpinfo() should be okay, i think
<12> if you as operator say so, it is ;)
<13> hmm i donth have phpinfo() ( or more likely i cant find it )
<8> *sigh*
<12> create a phpinfo.php
<12> <?php
<12> phpinfo();
<12> ?>
<13> ok
<13> http://84.47.0.35/phpinfo.php
<8> seems ok
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