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<0> thats wierd... it would APPEAR to not be finding that file during x start
<1> might be putting it in the wrong path because i went from xorg 7.1 down to xorg 6.8?
<1> brb again, im goign to try something
<0> err.... i suppose its POSSIBLE.... maybe look for similar modules that DO work like err.... the nvidia driver... MAYBE try linking that file into /usr/lib/modules/extensions
<1> theBear: ok i think that was it, i just copied the libglx.so into the path you gave me and its working now, glxgears is running and everything
<1> so im goign to guess its because i went from xorg 7.1 to 6.8
<0> cool... good to kno
<0> w
<0> so you got wobbly windows yet ?
<1> nope :(
<1> so i did the next best thing
<1> http://gentoo-wiki.com/Xorg_X11_and_Transparency
<1> now i just gotta get mplayer to play videos while transparent, im getting the blue screen on the video
<1> -vo gl2 works but the video freezes till you move it
<2> I remember that issue, don't recall howto fix it though (found the answer in the forums though)
<1> time to search the forums then
<1> got it
<1> -vo x11
<0> i coulda told you that... try mplayer -vo help from a console
<1> http://imnotmark.zapto.org:3030/ScreenShots/h4x0r/Shot-17-06-06-082826.jpg
<1> now if i can only get the window to keep the transparent settings
<1> as soon as i focus on a new window it sets back to the default transparent settings
<1> mmmmm pizza
<3> oman
<3> Microsoft force updated me
<3> even thoug hI had auto-update off
<1> now your going to get that you dont have a genuine copy
<1> =P
<3> nah, I know how to hax0r that stupid thing
<3> but its the whole point of it
<3> they cant.
<3> blizzard tried force updating everyone with a tracking software once, in Diablo 1
<3> got sued to kingdom come
<3> they were just tryin to protect their software too
<3> but you cant just do that, hehe
<3> well, this is a Dell anyway, so I dont have to worry about it
<3> but I had turned it off just on principle
<3> brb *groans*
<0> anyone tried the masked picasa yet ?
<1> not i
<0> hmm... says it includes a custom wine .. interesting....
<4> hmm
<4> i did tar cvjf packed.tar topack/
<4> should it be enough to just mv packed.tar packed.tar.bz2 ?
<0> err.. yeah... should be
<1> Gidzz0r: yeah its a bzip just wront ext
<1> wrong*
<5> LAZY usr/bin/Xorg
<4> Autie: wazz?
<5> get that msg after an emerge
<5> :)
<6> =]
<4> hehe sounds weird..
<5> it tell me to emerge xorg otherwise: LDFLAGS='-Wl,-z,now' emerge xorg-x11
<7> omfg
<5> why not telling at the beginning of an emerge?
<1> Autie: i got that and ignored it, works fine
<5> yeah
<5> :)
<5> wtf are lazy links anyway
<5> :p
<5> i'm lazy, so i expect my box will be too
<1> im loving shoutcast
<1> http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=6990&file=filename.pls awsome radio station
<1> .997 :)
<5> clap your hands say yeah ?
<5> omg
<5> http://www.shoutcast.com/sbin/shoutcast-playlist.pls?rn=208526&file=filename.pls
<6> Buttock Crunchies
<4> Gurkan: wazzup?
<6> i'll consider that. the precious
<8> Ndiswrapper related question. When I try "modprobe ndiswrapper" after the machine has fully started, the module correctly installs. However, when I append "ndiswrapper" to /etc/modules, and the system starts up I get the following error "... loadndiswrapper: load_all_drivers(387): directory is not valid: no such file or directory...". What is the difference between loading a module at "start-up time" and when the machine has fully started?
<9> hi
<9> im having an emerge problem
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