mamac wrote:You should now be able to plug your usb ntfs drive and use it normally.

Ahhhh it works! Thank you!

poly_poly-man wrote:or do fetchonly first

http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=234907

too late after you unmerged them, which is the problem of the topic author.

To make things more interesting, unmerging com_err will stop wget from working, meaning you can't get anything through the default portage.

The workaround is to download the e2fsprogs-libs file manually with your browser, and drop them in the distfiles folder, and emerge e2fsprogs. It shall build ...

On a more serious note, will we get to upgrade to Qt 4.4 with this next rev? :twisted:

All the Qt 4 releases are backwards compatible, meaning you can build KDE 4.0 with Qt 4.4. You might even get a speedup.

Edit: Ok, they are compatible, but KDE might have gone version specific in this release ...

What charting software do you use to make the graphs for the GMN?

As far as I know I have to use this:


ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="-x86"


to be able to use the testing branch of the x86 architecture. Correct me if I am wrong.

If you want to use the testing branch as your default install, yes.

If you want to test a set of packages to stabilize it, you do it in a ...

My earlier post is old news, like the Guru said please don't mask stuff, use

Option "AutoAddDevices" "false"

in ServerLayout in your xorg.cong.

ArneBab, try an antialiased font, such as the Bitstream Vera family

Yeah...it seems to want to unmask qt-4.4, and while I haven't done my research, I've gathered that qt-4.4 & KDE 4.0.0 don't work.

Well, KDE 4.0.x are expected to be built against QT 4.3. However, the KDE devs are feverishly waiting for QT 4.4, a lot of very good and needed toys are coming.

I'd ...

Naib wrote:Assuming that DRobbins does come back in some capacity would his funtoo stageballs be used for the x86 arch?

I doubt that, there aren't any bonus you'd get going either way.

Square Bottle wrote:And of course, I encourage the trustees to post here, too!

There aren't any trustees anymore. Or at least there aren't anyone we'd trust Gentoo.

Only developers and users are left. And if there's ever an answer, the latter won't be heard.

I had the layout problems, Insert was / and / was Insert, only letters worked... that's crazy!

Doing solved these keyboard problems.

(before scrolling down, try increasing your font size, you will feel "it")

Niko # emerge freemind

These are the packages that would be merged, in order:

Calculating dependencies... done!
[ebuild N ] dev-java/junit-3.8.2-r1 USE="-doc -source" 451 kB
[ebuild N ] dev-java/log4j-1.2.14-r2 USE="-doc ...

If you don't know how to make a C program, just use this in your console:

echo 'int main(){return 0;}' > test.c && gcc -v -Q -march=native -O2 test.c -o test && rm test.c test

Just be sure gcc is aliased to 4.2 GCC series. If not, you can change it with gcc-config.

For example, my results ...

Já configurou o /etc/X11/xorg.conf ?

Use o comando xorgcfg, ele vai tentar detectar o máximo das suas configurações, e escrever o arquivo para você.

ToeiRei wrote:It's already pretty warm in my flat and there are still some packages left (~10)...
Hope they don't do a gcc/glibc update before a huge temperature drop.

Why not, Gentoo is great to keep your room (and you) warm. Unless you like to feel the chilly winds.

I've resynched, and now there are 3 more hours until it's done.

Whoo hooo, released!

It's emerge time!

I just posted a fix in their bugzilla at https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12434

Hopefully, it will be merged soon.

Talk about a very annoying bug...

How did they manage to break that and go live is beyond me.

fstab please?

roderick wrote:

jmbsvicetto wrote:it will be ready, when it's ready!

mkzelda, I think that's pretty clear. Don't ask for when it will be ready.

You fail at detecting jokes.

I had a pretty troublesome update, I couldn't get it to work until I rebooted the system.

BTW xorgcfg == sweet

May we split the topic? I'd like to reply to the original post but people have hijacked the thread, I don' even know where to begin.

Ah the original intent of this thread has morphed.

I've been playing with the latest Ubuntu beta. More bugs come and go in a day than I've seen in 2.5 years of Gentoo.

To all the over-worked, flamed, maligned, cussed ... Gentoo devs: keep up the good work we like it here.

I wouldn't compare ...