Obvious question: did you make sure that security labels were enabled in your kernel config?

I don't able to make overlay work...

I got the svn

viking bmg_overlay # ls /data/breakmygentoo/bmg_overlay/
app-accessibility app-office gnome-extra net-analyzer sys-apps x11-wm
app-admin app-text mail-client net-misc www-client
app-arch dev-dotnet media-gfx net-wireless x11-libs
app-crypt dev ...

hopefully a new ebuild will hit portage soon, cause if its radically better than before than i think its worth a shot.

logo was unintentional but the skunk-sources menu is there because I haven't made any changes to it so giving credit where credit is due

i got reiser4 (patchset is based on -mm) and i think that -mm keeps the sk98lin and all the other network drivers up-to-date, if you could point me to the it82x driver that would be helpful, i'll work on a broken-out tarball and series file.

evil-sources is back again (again)

here are the new release notes

Combined Evil-Sources and EvilCK-sources notes:
Non Version-specific stuff:

I've switched development of evil-sources and its not really publicised sister project evilck-sources from subversion to bazaar after seeing how easy it ...

download this patch and do and that should fix the oops.

This patchset really does work well. NOt sure if you saw my previous question:
Which patches did you have to reverse in -mm to apply staircase?

#
# CPU scheduler
#
sched2-cleanup-wake_idle.patch
sched2-improve-load-balancing-pinned-tasks.patch
sched2-reduce-active-load-balancing.patch
sched2-fix ...

in 2.6.12-rc5-mm2 (which was released today) they integrated the ipw2x00 drivers.

add to /etc/portage/package.unmask

add -strict to the FEATURES in make.conf

the file is /etc/portage/profile/use.mask and to unmask a flag you add the use flag with a - in front of it for example will unmask the mono use flag.

Are you sure that you need DriverLoader, what kind of US Robotics wireless card is it? As far as I know, most should work with the in-kernel drivers.

I'm not sure, that might not be possible at this point, but i don't know as i've never attempted to rip a dvd using k3b.

transcode <0.6.12 doesn't support amd64 afaik that's why the transcode dependency used to be !amd64.

slightly annoying warning (changed include/asm/processor.h to include/asm-x86_64/processor.h to reflect the fact that this only affects, afaik, x86_64), this warning pops up a lot because just about every .c file includes include/asm/processor.h
In file included from include/linux/spinlock.h:16 ...

*EDIT* Bah, Kernel name got cut off

*EDIT 2* fbsplash is currently broken by a patch that I reversed because i thought it wasn't needed anymore, I obviously was wrong, an updated patch will be uploaded in a few minutes.

*EDIT 3* updated patch uploaded, please delete all digests from the previous ...

2.6.12-rc1-evil2 aka Say Hello to my Little Friend

Evil-Sources is back in its original glory. This being probably the only patchset based on the complete -mm (correct me if there is another one that is currently tracking -mm to the letter as much as possible), unfortunately I couldn't include ...

standard ./configure, make, make install (if it got to that point)

2.6.12-rc1-evil1 aka Don't touch the Red Button

Evil-Sources is back in its original glory. This being probably the only patchset based on the complete -mm (correct me if there is another one that is currently tracking -mm to the letter as much as possible), unfortunately I couldn't include ...

compile error in latest svn revision

gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -fPIC -pthread -I/usr/include/glib-2.0 -I/usr/lib/glib-2.0/include -I../include -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer -pipe -s -march=athlon64 -mmmx -msse -msse2 -m3dnow -funroll-loops -fprefetch-loop-arrays -ftracer -w -MT modules.lo -MD ...

do you have ia32 emulation enabled in your kernel?

not a good idea, the good idea is to run opengl-update (insert either xorg-x11, nvidia, or ati depending on which driver you use)

2.6.11-evil2 aka Making A Big Splash

Evil-Sources is back in its original glory. This being probably the only patchset based on the complete -mm (correct me if there is another one that is currently tracking -mm to the letter as much as possible), unfortunately I couldn't include fbsplash in this ...

that'll teach me to look at the -mm patch list more carefully because i saw a lot of make this static patches. Also, I forgot to mention that I can't test anything in regards to vesafb-tng at the moment because it only works on x86_32 and I am in an x86_64 environment and am in the process of ...