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I remember a while back running into this problem with vmware. Iirc, I
had to point it to /dev/sound/adsp to get it working.
Ryan wrote:
> I am trying to get sound in VMWare but it will not recognize that
> /dev/dsp is available through artsd or esd.
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Which framebuffer module are you using? I have an nVidia card, and
found that using the nVidia framebuffer resulted in ~1 sec latency when
switching between virtual consoles. Removing the nVidia framebuffer and
using vesafb-tng was the solution for m
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is media-libs/win32codecs-20050216 emerged with the 'quicktime' use flag
set?
Ian K wrote:
> Hi.
> I have a movie "something.mov" which I really want to view under Linux.
> Xine wont play it, although it pretends to. Do you know of a program
> that wi
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Run sudo after you ssh. On my network, I backup my servers by setting
up sudoers on the server I want to backup and running the following
command from my workstation:
ssh @ "sudo dump -uf- " |
gzip > ...gz
Pupeno wrote:
> Hello,
> I'm trying to set
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I've noticed a few Gentoo bugs have been closed with remarks stating:
'fixed in CVS'. However, weeks later, I still haven't seen the changes
reflected in the web view of Gentoo CVS. Are the maintainers committing
to a different repository? And if so
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Have you directed the first-stage bootloader to find root on hda1?
from
http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/handbook/2005.0/handbook-x86.xml?part=1&chap=10#doc_chap2
try 'grub-install /dev/hda'
or 'grub' and
grub> root (hd0,0) (Specify where your /
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D'oh. I see my mistake. The bug was fixed in an eclass, not the ebuild
where I was expecting it. Sorry for the noise.
Ciaran McCreesh wrote:
> On Thu, 02 Jun 2005 01:23:02 -0700 Myk Taylor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> | I'v
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ah, sounds similar to the discussion on
http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/topic-23080.html
short version: make sure the drivers for the hdd device and filesystem
are compiled into the kernel and doubld check your grub.conf kernel= line.
- --myk
Gento
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This sounds perfectly reasonable. cron mails you and output the command
sends to stdout, so yes, redirecting its output to a file would also
prevent cron's email. the crontab lines would look something like:
0 * * * * command > /dev/null && echo "co
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After getting ccache to work, I set up distcc with another computer on
my lan and compiled a few packages to test it out. It worked great
until I tried to compile busybox, where it displayed the error message:
distcc[12251] (dcc_open_lockfile) ERROR:
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I think if you're using Gentoo, there is an assumption that "if it's new
(and acceptably stable), I want it". I agree that a comprehensive list
of fixed bugs and new features would be nice for each updated package,
but I imagine that it would be unwel
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I had my music collection mounted over nfs and I ran into a similar
problem: amarok wouldn't be able to read the entire thing and the nfs
shares would stop working.
The problem turned out to be that amarok keeps all these files /open/
and the remote s
memtest86+ ( http://www.memtest.org/ ) works well for detecting bad RAM,
and comes standard on the x86 Gentoo install CD, I believe.
Ryan Sims wrote:
only the new stick is in. Is this indicative of something? I'm
already pretty convinced that it's a bad stick, but I wondered if
anyone could s
All the scripts that kdm runs are in /usr/kde/3.3/share/config/kdm.
Perhaps you need to look at Xsession, since that's what is run after kdm
authenticates your password.
errors go into ~/.xsession-errors
--myk
David Corbin wrote:
Some time back after an emerge, I found out that logging into KDM
A quick google search on 'Xlib: Protocol not supported by server' turned
up this link:
http://forums.suselinuxsupport.de/lofiversion/index.php/t3241.html
Short answer: get rid of the pertinent ~/.{x,X}* files
Google is your friend.
--myk
David Corbin wrote:
Thanks. Here's what my .xsession-error
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The dhcp client (root privileges -- chmodding resolv.conf won't help)
overwrites /etc/resolv.conf when it gets an ip address. Do you control
the dhcp server? I have a line in my /etc/dhcpd.conf (OpenBSD) like:
option domain-name-servers 192.1
If you're logged into a X as a user and su to root in a console, root
won't have the appropriate credentials to access X (~/.Xauthority). One
way around this is to allow forwarded X connections in sshd and run
ssh -Y [EMAIL PROTECTED]
instead of su. the '-Y' parameter sets the DISPLAY var
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I find that sometimes MAKEOPTS=-j2 is the culprit. Make sometimes tries
to link an executable before all of its constituent object files are
compiled (this shouldn't normally happen, but maybe the structure of the
Makefile isn't exactly what make expe
default gnupg (Enigmail) integration with Thunderbird was removed
recently because of trouble with the build. from the ebuild:
ewarn "Enigmail Support has been dropped since it doesn't work on
fresh install."
ewarn "The Gentoo Mozilla team is working on making enigmail its
own build,"
emerge -C gentoo-sources-2.6.12-r10
or
emerge -C =gentoo-sources-2.6.12-r10
-C is short for --unmerge
--myk
C. Beamer wrote:
I would like to remove the oldest one - specifically linux-2.6.12-gentoo-r10
--
gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
e dir is called)? Just
curious, I always just used the rm -fr
Myk Taylor wrote:
emerge -C gentoo-sources-2.6.12-r10
or
emerge -C =gentoo-sources-2.6.12-r10
-C is short for --unmerge
C. Beamer wrote:
I would like to remove the oldest one - specifically
linux-2.6.12-gentoo-r10
--
gentoo-
elow) for more than a
year without problems. The lndir line is there to appease packages that
build kernel modules, and expect to find ${KBUILD_OUTPUT}/include
populated with header files. make is run as user 'portage' since some
packages like to run make O="${KBUILD_OUTPUT}" m
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