I'vre rebuilt libkonq, konqueror then kdelibs and kdialog and everything works


Please forgive me for being an idiot

Are you sure you've built the kdelibs from the pertty ebuilds? Do an 'emerge -pv kdelibs', and see if you are pulling portage's, or StifflerStealth's.
You were right, i was pulling it out of portage and not the overlay ;)

But here's the error i get when i to try to compile it from the overlay ...

Hi Stiffler, i have a problem compiling KDialog, here's the error I get:
/usr/kde/3.5/bin/dcopidl2cpp --c++-suffix cpp --no-signals --no-stub progressdialogiface.kidl
creating kdialog.all_cpp.cpp ...
i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I.. -I/usr/kde/3.5/include -I/usr/qt/3/include -I ...

brims wrote:Ok, then maybe antarus can clarify that point. But again, if it isn't used, is it really needed?

I don't use emerge --deep, so let's throw that out as well, shall we?

jedsen wrote:Again, Bob P, thank you for that steaming load of useless crap.

Hey, he is 100% right.

It is an easter egg, a reward for those who actually read the emerge code.

And as he said, it should stay in honor of those people who really did something for gentoo.

What do you gain by throwing it out?

Ok so yeah. I accept that nvidia's a royal pain to get working even with 'official' sources. I had nitro-sources installed before hand (worked prity good btw). I noticed a small glitch that may or may not having anything to do with the beyoned sources. For some reason nvidia insits/demands to ...

Working nice as always.....thanks

Also, good thing you mentioned that you don't announce every new release on the forums, didn't know that before

Hm, did you follow exact steps from Gentoo Handbook?

It says:
Default: Setting up GRUB using grub-install

To install GRUB you will need to issue the grub-install command. However, grub-install won't work off-the-shelf since we are inside a chrooted environment. We need to create /etc/mtab which ...

first, you have 2 default lines. get rid of one

second, what command did you use to install grub?

it should be if your hard disk is set as master

Hi.

What are your system specs? Post the output of cat /proc/cpuinfo .
Are you sure that you're not creating code that cannot run on your processor? Something like using -march=i686 on an Athlon or -march=pentium4 in a pentium mobile ?
Yeah, but he said that LILO works for hi so it probably isn't ...

hm, looks ok......

type "df -h" and give us the output

also verify that the splash image for grub exists (/boot/grub/splash.xpm.gz)


edit: shouldn't this part:
be like this?

Yes, listen to Ctrl+Alt+Del.....

It would also be much slower than using a native linux filesystem.

And besides, what's the point of doing that? Then you'd have several gigabytes of unusable linux programs and libraries that can be seen from windows. I see no point in that

posto your grub.conf, it can be found in /boot/grub/

also write the partitioning of your drives, it will help us solve your problem:)

How can I disable it for a single package?

This is with "risky" set right?
No, without "risky".

Qt:
Calculating dependencies ...done!
[ebuild R ] x11-libs/qt-3.3.5 USE="gif opengl pertty zlib -cups -debug -doc -examples -firebird -immqt -immqt-bc -ipv6 -mysql -nas -odbc -postgres -risky -sqlite -xinerama" 0 kB [1]

Total size of ...

Yup, I can't compile kaffeine too. Any solution to this maybe?

tboloo wrote:Great tool, but I'd like to have it transparent. Is it possible ? I haven't found it anything about it in forum nad homepage ...

right click on the open yakuake term, Settings->Schema->and then select one of the transparent schemes

hope it helps

Really? I will research that issue, it should not look like that.

you can change it manually to 64 via that file, it should work.

I will double check the kernel config to make sure it is configuring the right option.
Yep, Vla is right.........now that I looked, it also says 256 but I've set 128 ...

uff.......i had the same error when i tried to downgrade glibc from 2.3.9xxx to 2.3.6....

my solution was to format the disk and reinstall gentoo from scratch.........because i couldn't use even the most basic commands (like you and ls).....

i wish you more luck then i had

I've done it yesterday, in fact, my whole system is based on ~x86 and it works fine.

So I'd say- go for it

post your make.conf....

I don't know about before, but the stage 3 installation tarball is the default method of installing gentoo, which means that you download a tarball with precompiled basic programs in it (gcc, bash shell, tar.....) which you unpack on your hard drive and it is a base for installing new programs later ...

I don't get it.

Your LINGUAS is set to JA and firefox is compiling in japanese, and that's strange to you?!

Well how about setting it to en or not setting it at all?

Okay, if hda1 is your /boot partition and hda3 is your / (root) partition, then the lines concerning the kernel booting in your grub.conf should look similar to this:
title Gentoo 2.6.15-archck3
root (hd0,0)
kernel /boot/kernel-2.6.15-archck3 ro root=/dev/hda3 video=vesafb:ywrap,mtrr,1024x768-32@75 ...

Thanks man, you saved me