probably cause now the sound is going?

Well im a developer so my solution may be biased, but for something like that, I might just write
a simple java program that parses out the data from wgets index.html and then just use
bash to call it and store the output of the java program into a variable where u refernce said time.

you could relink your /usr/src/linux to point to the kernel you currently use
i did this all the time when i emerged gentoo-sources and the script linked
the /usr/src/linux to the new kernel when i only wanted the old kernel.

my guess is that portage was calculating all the stuffu need to update and dependancies and came across a
loop of some kind and then decided to break out of the process. My suggestion is to read the rev-dep sticky
first on emerging portage, then issue the

emerge -av portage

command and from ...

very subtle

correct me if i'm wrong , but the last time i had errors coming from my sandbox was because I didn't update
portage in a long time. As of a few months ago, there was a new portage version that updated the expat lib (xml parser)
which caused a huge disturbance to the system and required a rev-dep ...

aye, the simplest solution be to copy over a compiled gzip (assuming right architecture) and place it into the /usr/bin or /bin , whichever floats your boat.

im assuming 'iwconfig' shows you a wireless extension?

if u can show us the 'iwconfig' command when your connected to your wireless hub

yea after looking at most of the popular source control tools, none of them have a full set of commands via the web interface.

from what i understand of trac from the user guides, it doesnt seem that I can commit via the webrowser. Course I just took a glance at it so correct me if I'm mistaken.

I would like to know if there are any source control management programs out there that has a complete set of functionality via the web browser.

One of the options comes to mind is using git with gitweb however I'm not sure if gitweb can commit a file via the browser. I know gitweb can track all ...

Game plays well under wine, make sure to disable the ARB-something textures (i forget what it is its on the wine app site) and the performance becomes almost 1:1.

Since there is no current guide for gentoo on pcsx2 installation and what not, I decided to write up a basic guide
on how to:

A: set up and compile pcsx2
B: how to configure and run

We first need to construct a 32-bit chroot as the x86_64-bit version of pcsx2 0.9.3 does not appear to work
for me ...

As far as my understanding goes, the best way to go about installing pcsx2 right now is to download the src
0.9.3 then issue the command

sh build.sh all

Of course make sure you emerge the nvidia cg toolkit stuff first

The problem for me is that even tho i have everything compiled and working with ...

if there is another wireless client with an high gain antenna or laptop
closer to the AP than you are, you will experience mad lag.

Ok i just realised that maybe you need more reason as to why,

the reason is that when you want to send packets you need to send a
request to send packet which forces ...

wouldnt worry too much about it. Nvidia in general tends to have very good drivers
in my experience. if 8800 has some support then 8600 is almost a given.

rmmod all the relevant madwifi stuff then do this

modprobe ath_rate_sample
modprobe wlan_scan_sta
modprobe wlan_wep
modprobe ath_pci

then try again

hmm yea, someone mentioned the stupidity of the eth interface increment when it should
start back at zero if there are no additional cards.

well i know that for fun sometimes ppl will nmap a server to see what open ports there are
and then use metasploit i suppose. Not sure if that may constitute the disk activity you speak
of.

whats your ethernet hardware?

if you do ath_pci and the module now correctly loads, but cant see the ath0 interface
its probably because you need to load the modules in the correct order now.

oh snaps lol. Yea the good old (not so old ) days of command line installation.

Generally speaking you would probably want to install Xorg server, then a webrowser and stuff.
Personally when i first got my basic install up, i started looking at configuration files and what not.

hmm strange, i use a usb keyboard and it works fine as far as the f2 key is concerned for verbose mode.

Imma take a stab in the dark here, rmmod all the related wifi stuff like ath_pci, rmmod wlan rmmod ath_hal

then do this:

modprobe ath_rate_sample
modprobe wlan_scan_sta
modprobe wlan_wep
modprobe ath_pci

Reason: for some reason at least on my laptop, the order of brining up the modules matter ...