with the kernel sources and gcc to compile the network
driver for the kernel.
I do have another linux machine here, but it's currently only accessible
via ssh (no graphics). Would that help me somehow?
Regards,
Jan Seeger
controller) supported in the newest linux kernel or will I have to wait?
If it is supported, how would I go about booting with a newer kernel?
Regards,
Jan Seeger
Greetings,
I have recently tasted the superior spelling correction of hunspell,
and don't ever want to see aspell on my system again.
To that end, I have globally disabled the spell flag. However, kdelibs
still seems to depend on aspell, even though I have disabled the flag
and even rebuild kdeli
At Mon, 21 Jul 2008 08:02:58 +0200,
Miernik wrote:
> Anyway, why is this we have to choose a territory for our language, I do
> not live in any english-speaking territory, nor it is Denmark, and I
> don't want to put on my computer on what territory I live, as it is none
> of it's business. Couldn
I guess that X is blanking the screen (I have a similar problem with
blanking). So the correct location to look would be /etc/X11/xorg.conf
Regards,
Jan Seeger
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At Tue, 15 Jul 2008 23:06:48 -0400,
Peter Wood wrote:
>
> Hi list,
> I have been trying to get the console beep working on 2 laptops (one
> with a SIS and one with an Intel sound card). pcspkr is compiled as a
> kernel module on both laptops and shows as loaded in lspci, but I don't
> get any b
I'd say this has gone on quite long enough. There *were* some nuggets
of information among Jörgs lunatic ravings, but I think it would be
best if we ended the thread. Also, who would I have to contact to get
Jörg removed from the list?
Regards,
Jan
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At Tue, 6 May 2008 12:42:15 -0300,
Daniel da Veiga wrote:
> Gentoo networking configuration is OK. It works for the most part, but
> you just need something were you can quickly type a password for a
> protected WPA network and it connects. Yes, you CAN edit the files by
> hand and provide the inf
o, and I always found that the gentoo networking
scripts where fully sufficient for keeeping me on-line. Okay, the
wireless is a bit flaky, but only when connecting. Note: I do not use
network manager.
What exactly are your problems?
Regards,
Jan Seeger
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At Thu, 17 Apr 2008 14:37:52 -0400,
Chris Walters wrote:
> I also use dar, but I don't bother with gpg. I use the '-K:' option of dar,
> which provides passphrase protected blowfish protection. I suppose I could
> use
> gpg, as well, with AES256 or IDEA, but that would be overkill, I think, sinc
At Thu, 17 Apr 2008 19:16:54 +0200,
Florian Philipp wrote:
> I personally use dar and gpg. Dar can be used to make incremental
> backups which should partly solve your speed problem. Alternatively you
> could use tar and gpg or cpio or whatever floats your boat.
Duplicity also does incremental bac
with encryption barring duplicity?
Regards,
Jan Seeger
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On Mon, 31. Mar, ionut cucu spammed my inbox with
> (gramps:) I remember the good old days when a good clean old-fashioned
> fight to the death would sort these things out, and the winner would be
> right. Now we have reasoning, such a bore.
Good one. I lol'ed^^
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On Sun, 16. Mar, W.Kenworthy spammed my inbox with
> I believe that writing a file to a single location is not the way to do
> this: you need to write a byte to the usb key in the same location, but
> need to ensure it continually changes: perhaps rotating 1's/0's.
> Alternatively, the concern is
As a followup, I have actually written said script (in perl), and would welcome
any improvement comments. File size of the test file shouldn't matter, since
without wear leveling, the same cells should get written over and over again.
Only thing I need to do now is run it for a long time... Unfort
On Sun, 16. Mar, Stroller spammed my inbox with
>>
>> Well, I've heard otherwise. Use jffs2 or the CF card will wear out
>> prematurely...
>
> I've "heard" lots about using flashdrives for filesystems, but I've never
> read on a mailing list anything actually definitive on the subject. I find
On Tue, 11. Mar, Peter Humphrey spammed my inbox with
> > #Network configuration
> > config_WLAN1=( "192.168.178.25 netmask 255.255.255.0 broadcast
> 192.168.178.255" )
> > routes_WLAN1=( "default via 192.168.178.1" )
> > dns_servers_WLAN1=( "192.168.178.1" )
> > gateways_WLAN1=( "192.168.178.1"
On Mon, 10. Mar, Sergey Kobzar spammed my inbox with
> Hi Jan,
>
> Monday, March 10, 2008, 10:33:32 PM, you wrote:
>
> >> My kernel is Linux 2.6.24-gentoo-r3.
> >> Unfortunately I can't emerge iwlwifi (but maybe it's not required?):
> > Yes, with 2.6.24, iwlwifi is not required anymore.
>
> Loo
On Mon, 10. Mar, Sergey Kobzar spammed my inbox with
> My kernel is Linux 2.6.24-gentoo-r3.
> Unfortunately I can't emerge iwlwifi (but maybe it's not required?):
Yes, with 2.6.24, iwlwifi is not required anymore.
>
> Also looks like it's impossible to get WPA-PSK working with iwlwifi
> driver
On Thu, 06. Mar, John J. Foster spammed my inbox with
> Hi all - it's been awhile
> Is this common?
> Is there any way around it? I'm not really sure why openntpd didn't
> work.
I tried out vmware with a windows VM and it was always fast. I have recently
read an article on virtualization timing p
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> Jan Seeger wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Threading affects only libperl & perl the modules are Ok.
> IIRC perl-cleaner is used when upgrading to new perl version to rebuild the
> mod
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Hello list,
As per the subject: I recently rebuilt perl from a non-threaded to a threaded
version (with ithreads). Libperl-depending ebuilds were rebuilt correctly, but
all installed modules need to be r
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NOTE: I don't speak spanish. But somehow, I read it thusly:
On Mon, 03. Mar, [EMAIL PROTECTED] spammed my inbox with
> Por las nuevas políticas de calidad ISO 9001 que la empresa está
> implementando, todos los temas relacionados con soporte técnico
anything... If your bank doesn't require something like a TAN (transaction
number) or ITAN (indexed
transaction number), I wouldn't use it at all. So it would probably wiser to
get a laptop and take
good care of it.
Regards
Jan Seeger
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On Wed, 06. Feb, Volker Armin Hemmann spammed my inbox with
> On Mittwoch, 6. Februar 2008, Jan Seeger wrote:
> > On Wed, 06. Feb, Volker Armin Hemmann spammed my inbox with
> >
> >
> > > not needed anymore either.
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On Wed, 06. Feb, Volker Armin Hemmann spammed my inbox with
> not needed anymore either. flash does work in the 'normal' firefox just fine.
Come again? I would be very glad to finally ditch the binary firefox, but using
nspluginwrapper
didn't work.
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On Tue, 29. Jan, Jan Seeger spammed my inbox with
> On Tue, 29. Jan, Peter Humphrey spammed my inbox with
> > On Monday 28 January 2008 16:43:29 Jan Seeger wrote:
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> >
> > Nope. I pasted that into a file called pipe, a
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> On Monday 28 January 2008 16:43:29 Jan Seeger wrote:
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> Nope. I pasted that into a file called pipe, and it still returns Unix time
> stamps, thus:
>
> $ grep completed /
g the following jumbled one-liner:
perl -npe '/^\[(\d+)\]/; @times = localtime $1; $times[4]++; $times[5]+=1900;
s/\[\d+\]/$times[2]:$times[1] $times[3].$times[4].$times[5]/;'
Just pipe your log through that and you will get beautiful (european) dates
ins
r-test from alsa-utils can generate
sine waves, pink and
white noise.
Regards,
Jan Seeger
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> I think it's not a group issue. I put myself at cron and crontab groups,
> just in case. If it was a group thing, you wouldn't even be able to "crontab
> -e".
> I edit my cron table using:
o handle the RAM. But free shows the full 2048 MB.
I'm curious also, since I sort of gave up looking for an answer.
Greets
Jan Seeger
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have no controlling terminal, so that's something which may go awry.
HTH
Jan Seeger
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Yep, I could proudly display my mad UTF-8 skillz to my GF^^
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Yeah, thanks for saying this, it got me thinking too. Emerging iwlwifi
rright now. I'll write an article about it in my blog...
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Uh, right. I'm sorry, but after all the threads asking what happened to
packages.gentoo.org and the like, I somehow thought this was another one... And
that infrastructure announcement was linked from planet gentoo, this is how I
got to read it (rss).
On planet gentoo, one can read that the cause for the outage was a security
issue: http://www.gentoo.org/news/20070814-infrapr.xml
Regards,
Jan
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Try to add "HorizScrollDelta0" to your xorg.conf "InputDevice" section for
the touchpad. That also annoyued me. Another thing is that, when pasting a URL,
Firefox automatically opens it. I rectified that by going to about:config and
setting middlem
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I'd think that using -march overrides -mtune. You cannot at the same time tune
for two architectures. To cross-compile, you would need crossdev.
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Just add 'dev-util/subversion -emacs' to /etc/portage/package.use. That way,
Subversion is installed without emacs support. To get fancy and only disable the
emacs flag for one version, try something like '=dev-util/subversion-1.3.2-r4
- -emacs'.
Gree
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Try equery d . You need to emerge gentoolkit for that.
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Sorry for being late, but have you tried to add the offending packages
to package.provided and then emerging the meta packages? Not exactly
clean, but cleaner than editing the ebuild, and it works...
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Have you looked if it runs with MTP (Media Transfer Protocol I think).
Amarok can and gnomad should now be able to do MTP with the
corresponding Useflag.
Greetings
jeeger
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Ah yes sorry there. Then I cannot help you, since I have no experience
using netboot/pxe. Sorry
Greetings Jan Seeger
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Concerning Number 2:
You need to have gensplash enabled in the Kernel (which it is), and have
emerged the splashutils packages. Also, you need to modify your grub.conf
to use a framebuffer. Furthermore, you need to create an initial ramdisk
to load the
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This is no bug. Bash globs everything that begins with A-Z (also
directories) and then gives that list to ls. So ls lists all these files
and the directories that begin with A-Z. Strangely though, bash seems to
ignore case. (When I try your command, ls
you are doing something completely
wrong or my portage is just better.
Regards,
Jan Seeger
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