Richard Watson wrote:
> I've been able to print to a Gentoo Samba server (running a HP510) for ages
> from Windows workstations (98 and XP), and still can from Windows.
>
> I have an old laptop that I recently installed Gentoo and Gnome on as a
> workstation. When I try and use foomatic-configure
Andrew Hall wrote:
> Where to from here? Surely there is an easier way to tell gentoo that I
> don't want the latest version of glib, I want an older one on install.
> We can't use the latest (2.3.4) glibc because we have an embedded
> application that relies on 2.3.2 libraries.
>
> Not knowing G
Jonathan Wright wrote:
>> Yes, it is a dumb question. Gentoo users create their own kernel
>> versions depending on their hardware and configuration.
>
>
> A little harsh I think!
Agree!
>
> If your running a dual-core, double-processor system, it's effectively
> a quad system (no dual), so S
Pupeno wrote:
> After a lot of testing and testing of different methods to make backups I
> reached a conclution of what I need, but I don't know if it's possible.
> I want to do an rsync of the server directories I want but locally, it should
> end up in a tared file (it doesn't need to be compr
Philip Webb wrote:
>
> IIRC you can make a symbolic link only within the same partition.
> others please correct me, if i'm mistaken.
>
I will correct you now! You can make symbolic links across partitions,
just try it!
/Andreas
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Hi!
It seems like perl-5.8.8-r3 introduced a new place
(/usr/lib/vendor_perl) for perl modules, but the perl-cleaner utility
didn't catch that properly. Now all perl modules/utilities (like genlop)
are broken for me.
What is the easiest way out? Trying to find out which perl modules are
installed
Andreas Vinsander wrote:
> Hi!
>
> It seems like perl-5.8.8-r3 introduced a new place
> (/usr/lib/vendor_perl) for perl modules, but the perl-cleaner utility
> didn't catch that properly. Now all perl modules/utilities (like genlop)
> are broken for me.
>
> What is t
Peter Alfredsen wrote:
> Please re-emerge perl. *Somebody* played with a stable ebuild without
> committing a revision bump (which would have gone to unstable first).
> emerge --sync&&emerge -1 dev-lang/perl
> should fix this.
> See this bug:
> https://bugs.gentoo.org/199518
> for more informatio
Kiawud wrote:
>
> In any case, check and make sure that the 'fan' module (and possilby
> the 'thermal' module) is loaded and working.
Maybe it will help to know that those modules can be found in the ACPI
section of the kernel config. I even consider it better to compile them
into the kernel inst
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