Also, I hadn't thought of --quiet... but I like my solution better because it allows for displaying some progress to what is a very long operation.

I'm doing something similar, ie have a wrapper script around emerge --sync followed by --regen, but I simply append --quiet to the emerge --regen command.

What part appears to be slow, ie what do you hope to speed up?

The only thing I think you could get rid of is the `declare -i PACKAGES=$(eix ...

So, I have my emerge configured to do a --regen after every sync... I find it annoying however that --regen outputs tons of information to the screen. So I wrote a little bash script to hide that info, and give a little progress info.

#!/bin/bash
function wc_l {
local count
declare -i count=0 ...

I modified AsphyX's patch so that it supports more than one level of aliasing (you can now alias postmaster: root, and root: myemail@gmail.com) (it's now recursive ^_^). I also changed it to use the aliases file installed by mailbase.

diff -u -r -N ssmtp-2.61/Makefile.in ssmtp-2.61.new/Makefile.in ...

errors with latest git pull;

CC [M] drivers/media/video/bt8xx/bttv-driver.o
drivers/media/video/bt8xx/bttv-driver.c:3405: error: unknown field ‘vidioc_g_register’ specified in initializer
drivers/media/video/bt8xx/bttv-driver.c:3405: error: ‘bttv_g_register’ undeclared here (not in a function ...

2.6.24 zens are nice, but im still sticking to 2.6.23-kamikaze5 until can i have a working madwifi-ng and open-vm-tools without manually hacking the ebuilds/compiles/whatever (not to mention the power saving regression in 24's)...
I wasn't aware there was a power saving regression... what is it ...

2.6.24 zens are nice, but im still sticking to 2.6.23-kamikaze5 until can i have a working madwifi-ng and open-vm-tools without manually hacking the ebuilds/compiles/whatever (not to mention the power saving regression in 24's)...
I wasn't aware there was a power saving regression... what is it ...

it must be dddddddddependent on the scheduler (just compiling some stuff niced to +15 / 15

and you see the loads of d's I justtttttttt wrote (and the t's) :wink:

this happens with core2 duos (laptop & computer) and centriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiino (dothaaaaaaaaaaaaaan) cpu's

-> x86 and amd64 ...

Zen now has support for the AR2425 (AR5007EG) chipset in the madwifi driver.

@ ilikenwf :

About the madwifi issues, I guess you would have figured out by now that some of the proprietary hal files (drivers/net/wireless/madwifi/hal/public/*.hal.o.uu) are missing. You may copy them by fetching madwifi from svn ( http://madwifi.org/wiki/UserDocs/GettingMadwifi ). (Or just ...

There is a new v4l driver linux-uvc available.

http://linux-uvc.berlios.de

ilikenwf wrote:http://www.mattparnell.com/zen/2.6.24-r ... md64config

I'm having some trouble testing your kernel... Check your tree however, since the tree definitley has the driver... See here

Well...with C1E disabled so that dynticks and hr timers work, alongside the powersaving stuff, I am really surprised at how long I'm lasting on battery...wow!

Error on current source:
make[6]: *** No rule to make target `/usr/src/zen-sources/drivers/net/wireless/madwifi/ath_hal/../hal/public/x86 ...

Could You add the "USB Hid Interval Pooling" patch, as i have Logitech MX510 mice and i would like to change that from 10 to 2 :)
I actually use 2.6.23-kamikaze5 and i had to apply that patch manually...

Thanks!
Looking at the code, it looks like that patch is already applied. Have a look at ...

Also CCache is a nice feature... I used to use it some time ago...

http://linuxcompressed.sourceforge.net/
It looks like that project is either dead, or it's development is too far behind the current linux kernel to be of any use. The latest patch they have is for 2.6.21... If anyone wants to ...

Could You add the "USB Hid Interval Pooling" patch, as i have Logitech MX510 mice and i would like to change that from 10 to 2 :)
I actually use 2.6.23-kamikaze5 and i had to apply that patch manually...

Thanks!
Looking at the code, it looks like that patch is already applied. Have a look at ...

Belliash wrote:Could You add the "USB Hid Interval Pooling" patch, as i have Logitech MX510 mice and i would like to change that from 10 to 2
I actually use 2.6.23-kamikaze5 and i had to apply that patch manually...

Thanks!

Can you provide a link? And possibly a link to some info on the patch?

drivers/built-in.o: In function `acpi_timer_check_state':
processor_idle.c:(.text+0x55439): undefined reference to `local_apic_timer_c2_ok'
make: *** [.tmp_vmlinux1] Błąd 1
Pastebin your .config please
http://phpfi.com/285077
Not too sure how to fix it properly, but if you enable PERFMON, the ...

kriko wrote:@eatnumber1: thanks, but.. how to revert it?

Not quite sure what you mean? I already reverted it in the repository, and will revert the revert once it is fixed upstream.

Using this new kernel I cannot mount most of my dvd (It doesn't matter if it is new or old driver stack)!

Automounting fails, when I try to mount it manually I get every time same message:
Dec 24 21:54:16 linux kernel: attempt to access beyond end of device
Dec 24 21:54:16 linux kernel: sr0: rw=0 ...

CzErYnA wrote:

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drivers/built-in.o: In function `acpi_timer_check_state':
processor_idle.c:(.text+0x55439): undefined reference to `local_apic_timer_c2_ok'
make: *** [.tmp_vmlinux1] Błąd 1

Pastebin your .config please

RobertDavid wrote:What about to include madwifi svn to zen-sources?

svn checkout http://svn.madwifi.org/madwifi/trunk madwifi

(works here fine)

I just pushed the latest svn madwifi (r3073) into zen... If you have any problems, report them to me.

Compiles fine for me

I didn't think of that until after the fact...I can do it, though...Just wrap the function's code with ifndef....I probably should just do that, huh?

Re:EDIT: Why the dependency on DEBUG_KERNEL? Also, why put it in kernel hacking? The option for regular printk is in General Setup -> Configure ...

The repo seems to be broken ATM... I don't know how to fix the repo's problem or I would.