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<0> tried changing boot order in bios ?
<1> Or a udev rule.
<2> im also getting GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB....error when trying to install on (hd1,0), which is my first SATA's mbr, where normally windows xp boots
<2> cant change it in bios my sata comes from another bios, and USB is auto-detected
<1> OOOOH< GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB GRUB.
<1> I never could figure out how to boot from a sata drive...
<2> grub grub grub grub is...the problem I have now... but when I won't have the USB drive plugged in and powered on, I'll get another error, because drives get renamed, they all use sdX
<1> I've got GRUB and /boot on an extra IDE drive in my system.
<2> and USB goes first at all times
<2> really ?
<1> Yeah.
<2> well as far as I remember, I have booted on sata
<1> I use the rest of that drive for Win XP.
<2> but I hadn't that usb drive
<1> Udev rule might help you out there.
<1> make the usb drive create a differently named device in /dev.
<2> sorry but I don't understand :s
<1> You know what udev is?
<2> well I installed it
<2> its my /dev
<1> Well, udev is pretty flexible...
<1> You can create rules so that different devices create different /dev entries.
<3> I use udev rules for my printer
<2> ok
<1> For instance I've got an mx1000 laser mouse...
<2> I could create and use /dev/usbdrive ?
<3> both are usb, I made a rule to name them
<1> When I plug it in, it creates a /dev/input/mx1000 node for me.
<2> ok
<2> please direct me to some guide or help me do it
<3> I made my printer become /dev/usb/printer/canon and /dev/usb/printer/hp
<1> Hehe, I'm no help there =)
<2> that will eradicate my problem, for now
<1> Ask A****aka =>
<2> cool :)
<2> hmmm
<3> /etc/udev/rules.d/01-local.rules
<3> have a look there
<2> ah ill switch it off while booting on livecd, to get the order I'll eventually get with usbdrive on ;)
<2> thanks
<2> haha, I dont have that file
<2> got the dir with 2 other files
<2> got 50-udev-rules
<3> create it
<2> ok
<3> I lost the link that explain the stuff...
<2> d'oh
<3> BUS="usb", SYSFS{serial}="0100001408", KERNEL="sd?1", NAME="%k", SYMLINK="usb/storage/cf"
<3> BUS="usb", SYSFS{serial}="5044110596CBC689", KERNEL="sd?1", NAME="%k", SYMLINK="usb/storage/yepp"
<3> 2 small example of what I did
<3> obiviously, it include the use of the /sys filesystem to find the data
<2> ouch... je pogne ca ou serial etc
<3> dans /sys...
<2> mon /sys est vide en chroot
<2> ouan
<2> entk au pire je le pluggerai juste au besoin, dans linux
<2> tant que le reste sera pas en place
<3> sysfs on /sys type sysfs (rw)
<2> et pour booter sur mes sata, je suis sur de l'avoir fait... mais dur (hd0,0) pas 1,2 et des patentes de meme
<3> truc: compile usb-storage en module, load le apres le boot :)
<2> ok j'ai mont /sys
<2> .../sys is mounted ok
<2> the serial is around /sys/bus/usb/drivers/usb-storage/ ?
<3> I think so
<3> hmm
<3> for usb...
<3> he he he lsusb -v | less
<2> OneTouch
<2> Y3265CFE
<2> lol I was right: iSerial 2 Y3265CFE
<2> should I modify KERNEL="sd?1", NAME="%k", ?
<3> BUS="usb", SYSFS{serial}="Y3265CFE", KERNEL="sd?1", NAME="%k", SYMLINK="whateveryouwant"
<3> that way you keep the standard name but have a custom name
<2> got it
<2> so, when I will reboot on my gentoo it should only be mounted there ?
<2> or its an alias ?
<2> because the problem is I need sda and sdb for SATA, not USB as sda
<3> but
<2> (i dont like the SYMLINK= setting name)
<3> what I would do if I was you, recompile your kernel, take out usb-storage, make it in module
<3> so your kernel will only recognise your sata at boot time, so will ***ign them
<2> aaaaaah
<2> nice idea
<4> usb-storage might get automagically loaded
<2> if its not simply already like that
<2> for now, im in chroot env
<4> which service is it that pulls that?
<3> then you add the usb-storage in your modules.autoload.d/kernel-2.6
<2> tryed that 'emerge usb-storage' got error
<2> ok, its the famous module nvm
<3> usb-storage is a kernel module, not a package
<2> wasnt module, all usb is module now
<4> yo, so my opengl configuration is shot shot shot. i get same fps in neverwinter nights under xorg-x11 and nvidia. glxgears is 700 for nvidia case, ~800 xorg-x11 case [yes, I know this isn't a benchmark, but that indicates a problem].
<2> problem with nvidia? don't try ATI ;)
<3> FroggyFeet: you use what driver?
<2> he compares nvidia's to xorg's
<3> kaddict: ati is easy
<4> i've tried kernel agpgart and nvidia's, both with no effect. i've got nvidia 8178's, the card is an fx5200. my xorg.conf has "glx" loaded. no compositing extensions. glxinfo reveals that direct rendering is on.
<2> easy but not awesome
<1> Mmmm, 5200.
<3> FroggyFeet: what driver?
<4> "nvidia" - not "nv"
<3> you probably don't have compiled the kernel module after you updated your kernel
<5> is everyone thooper?
<4> agp 8x, i've tried sba onand off. fast writes are off right now but I'm pretty sure they were on before. either way, it should be better than software rendering.
<4> I wouldn't be in X right now if I hand't reemerged nvidia after updating my kernel.
<3> xorg seems to have a tendency to fall back on nv
<3> look in your xorg.log to see what error you get
<4> only nv's listed in xorg's logfile are nvidia.
<1> eselect opengl list
<4> nvidia's got the *
<3> FroggyFeet: is your user in the video group?
<3> and wheel?
<2> in grub, I should use /my-kernel, when I have a seperate /boot ext2 partition ?
<3> I forgot which group is required for 3d acceleration...
<1> glxinfo?
<4> the user i'm testing under is root.
<2> got: root (hd2,1)
<2> kernel /kernel root=/dev/sdc4
<2> and I get grub grub grub grub grub grub grub
<3> I don't use grub, but I use a separate /boot in ext3
<3> grub never worked for me each time I tried it
<3> so I use lilo
<2> it should :s
<2> yeah I could try lilo...
<4> kaddict: your grub.conf is on hdc1?
<2> hdc2 which is /boot
<2> (hdc4 is /)
<4> err, right, i can't count
<2> well that'll change without the usb counted as sda
<4> zaei: my glxinfo is clean and happy, to the best of my ability to tell. no scary looking references to mesa, tons of extensions, direct rendering on, and a few nvidia references.
<4> oh
<4> in the grub loader
<4> you can experiemnt with different root (hd2,1) type settings
<4> until you find the right one
<2> with lilo and /boot separate partition, should I use /boot/bzImage, or /bzImage ?
<6> you're using lilo?
<4> your /boot partition should have a symlink that makes the distinction unimportant
<2> like in install = /boot/boot-menu.b
<2> ok yes it has it
<2> cool :)
<2> Warning: The boot sector and map file are on different disks.
<2> Added Gentoo *
<2> Added Windows
<2> sorry, I was happy... at least something that (seems to) work
<4> so incidentally, i get 10fps in nwn with software rendering as well. that's kinda freaking my out. ldd on the game's executalbe shows links to nvidia libGL's under nvidia setting and xorg libGL's under xorg-x11 setting.
<6> :( software rendering :(
<4> yeah, isn't that freaky? that's how i know for certain something's wrong.
<7> anyone know good apache docs other than apache.org?
<4> nitewrap: i'd look for examples on the web.
<4> and only keep the parts you want for your crazy ideas. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&lr=&safe=off&q=inurl%3Ahttpd.conf&btnG=Search
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