On TWO working systems (desktop and laptop) I have the same issue.
When I start rpc.idmapd I receive the unclear error:
make sure DNOTIFY support is enabled
DNOTIFY is enabled.

If I run:
rpc.idmapd -f -vvv
the error is:
Unable to inotify_add_watch(/var/lib/nfs/rpc_pipefs//nfs): No such file or ...

In general, I don't add any earlyprink kernel parameter at boot.
A few years ago, playing with a laptop, I was forced to add 'earlyprintk=vga' to debug eventual bootstrap problems. Without that, I only had "loading kernel, loading initrd" and then a black screen, say until OpenRC starts.

Now I am ...

The solution is quite simple: manage the appropriate rc dependencies and stop the network before suspend.
openrc will do the job.

rc_need="net.eth0"
#!/bin/bash
# Stop the network to avoid openpvn crashes

NET="net.eth0"

case $1 in
pre)
if /etc/init.d/"${NET}" status; then
/usr/bin/logger -p ...

My openvpn crashes when resuming from the hibernation.
The reason is quite clear: the physical network is inactive because of the DHCP.
Both elogind and dhcpcd have hooks to handle the problem, but the solution I have found is quite "spaghetti".

dhcpcd is not aware of suspend, so the only way is to ...

Solved, somehow.
I couldn't manage to achieve the goal in the 'ifconfig' way, but I could easily configure the 'dhcp' way with fixed addresses.

The relevant parts of the configurations are
# set the topology
topology subnet
# mode
mode server
# Subnet with static IPs (no dhcp, no ruoute, no dns ...

it "smells" a lot like an ip conflict
You are right, anyway.
Thank you Weezer.

I tried the "DHCP" way and it works smoothly.
#ifconfig 192.168.100.2 255.255.255.0
server 192.168.155.0 255.255.255.0
#ifconfig 192.168.100.16 255.255.255.0
pull
(the 'pull' option didn't help in the ifconfig way ...

Are you using the same client config for each client?
Yes, except ip addresses and certificates, clearly.

Consider also the TSL related error message, that appears exactly when I ping from the second client.
I didn't try the "traditional" DHCP way.

# Local iface
local 192.168.178.11
# set ...

Hello everybody,
I am trying to connect a handful of hosts via OpenVPN over an untrusted local network.
I can't connect more than one client. Why?

The setup works with every client, but when a second client connects, the first loses the link.

More exactly, after the second connection the ping from ...

My issue is similar to many other issues found in various forums, but not identical.
Googling around, I find more confusion than clarifications.
Somebody in the Arch community apparently found solutions related to systemd services, but I use openrc.

My desktop works very smoothly, except a failure ...

try to hibernate the system from the command line with loginctl suspend , to see what happens...
Same result. To have a successful hibernation/resume cycle, I have to remove nvidia-drm
modprobe -r nvidia-drm
It means to stop the display manager before, so it doesn't have sense for a desktop.

If ...

vvgloo wrote:I replaced the hdmi cable with a dp cable and it was fine

That's quite bizzarre. I have a DP connected monitor and a HDMI connected monitor.
Do you suggest to buy another DP cable and adapters?

kexec is much more useful in the server hardware space where reboot times can be literal minutes to probe everything.
I would like to have this work for me, but have not had success on my servers. (Use case being using a new kernel version, it always loads the old one)

I was using kexec years ago ...

I am stuck in the same "resume from hibernate" nvidia issue and I can't resolve.
My poor knowledge of graphical stuff probably doesn't help.

Hibernation works regularly, but resuming leads to a black screen (both graphic and text), while the rest is working (ssh works, all services are running). I ...

Also, wiki page suggests this check in the troubleshooting section:

All power saving options turned off in the system firmware setup.

(https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/NVIDIA/nvi ... om_freezes)
I have no idea of what does it mean.

HUjuice

I have a similar (?) issue when I resume from hibernation.
My two screens turn black when the graphical mode starts. rc-status shows that everything is fine and I find an error in dmesg:
nvidia-modeset: ERROR: GPU:0: Idling display engine timed out: 0x0000987d:0:0:417
The issue comes after heavy ...

logrusx wrote:I have: aspell, gspell, myspell, hunspell, enchant and hyphen installed.

That could be relevant. I don't have aspell.
I'll try.

HUjuice

logrusx wrote:Here it says something about paragraph/text-box layouting, if you know how to do that...

Thank you Georgi for your answer. I have found that document, and also other random resources saying that it should work out of the box (no settings). In my case, it doesn't work.

HUjuice

My Gimp doesn't hyphenate text in textboxes. Other programs do.
I expected to find a missing use flag, but nothing is relevant for my understanding.

Does anybody have hints?


Installed versions: 2.10.36(0/2)^t(22:26:38 03/25/24)(aalib alsa mng udev webp xpm -aqua -debug -doc -gnome -heif -jpeg2k ...

Nothing failed for me (once -march=my_march).

There is another minor consideration, though.
I'm installing Gentoo on a new laptop, and I've found myself with a stage file tied to a an old profile.
I see that a new stage file is downloadable, now (2024-03-24, mine was 2024-03-17). I hope it's ...

sam_ wrote:Sorry about the hassle, though. I really did try to make it handle it automatically. It just turned out there's some interesting interaction between -march=native and subsequent --param ... so it can't work

No, don't worry. Thank you for your work.

Very clear, and easy workaround.

e8root wrote:I will only need to set -march=raptorlake to GCC?

For me and for many above, yes.

it may not have hit your mirrors when you synced

I don't know how much time mirrors need to be synced.
It still doesn't work for me with -march=native .
It works if I declare -march=alderlake .

Should I file a bug?
I guess it's already an open topic. I don't want to pollute the bugtracker.

box ...

Can I use distcc between two different profiles?
Same toolchain version.

I have two desktops (lots of UI heavy progs) and for some reason I prefer to proceed one by one.

Highly parallel make may allow a large volume of additional output after an error before the job finally stops. For this reason, we sometimes suggest that users reproduce the error with -j1 , so that there is no parallelism and the job stops immediately on error, making the message easy to find ...