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<0> it's even easier
<0> usually take the closest version and rename and it's enought
<0> phase_: also, google is your friend, I just did a quick search and guess what is the first hit: gcc 4.0.2 ebuild
<1> Ah bof.
<2> !google gcc 4.0.2 ebuild
<1> http://packages.gentoo.org/ebuilds/?gcc-4.0.2-r3
<3> !google Autie is your daddy
<1> http://www.szakony.com/messages.html
<3> doesn't work :/
<2> lol
<0> >>> emerge (1 of 292) sys-devel/binutils-config-1.8-r6 to /
<2> have fun A****aka
<0> I wonder if it would be just faster to start fresh :)
<2> guess so
<0> I guest not..
<0> celeron 600 at that
<0> laptop
<2> ouch
<0> atleast it's a 7200rpm hd
<3> jesus
<0> and 190 megs ram
<3> I'd rather use a binary distro on that thing
<0> the problem is that I don't use the lappy often enought...
<0> so I never update it LOL
<2> i agree with Ribs
<0> it's not that bad
<0> it's finishing to emerge the third package
<4> Hello. I keep archives of my old web pages with the extensions .html01, .html02, etc. I have been trying to get Apache2 to ***ociate these extensions with text/html...but no matter what I try, it doesn't seem to work. I've tried AddType in httpd.conf, adding directly to /etc/mime.types, setting the DefaultType... all to no avail. Any tips?
<1> the One Ring
<5> the Two Ring
<0> the google ring
<5> new bastard!
<5> http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/01/27/bofh_2006_episdoe_4/
<6> i suggest archiving them another way ;)
<6> i.e. keeping the extension intact
<6> like index.1.html
<6> index.2.html
<7> hi
<7> all
<1> hi robert1`
<8> how do i make a new digest?
<1> Teamwork.
<3> phase_: ebuild program.ebuild digest
<1> GENTLEMEN! BEHOLD!
<0> hu ho
<9> YAY
<0> ack didn'T worked
<0> I was hopping that it would break the cycle
<0> oh it stopped
<0> ... for how long...
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