I am running into the exact same issue. Attempting to build with USE="-facedetect" does not solve it for me either. This could be a compatibility issue with opencv-3.0, as from Google I understand that frei0r-plugins heavily relies on opencv and has had issues with it before as well.

Sadly I do not ...

I was just trying to install Spotify and ran into the problem as described in the OP. After looking around i found that the ebuild for the current latest version (0.9.10.17) -is- available, but it wasn't considered by emerge. I then found out it is only available on ~amd64 (so -not- on ~x86 (the one ...

Hm, weird; while you have Qt 3.x installed on your system, all it's addons are 4.5.1...

Perhaps try to install Qt 4.5.1? :)

Also; is it KDE4 you're using? If that's the case then you definitely need to upgrade Qt to 4.5.x since KDE4 needs it. Normally, if you're upgrading KDE via portage, it ...

Forgot to post an update here; upgrading Qt fixed my KDMgreet-problem.

Looking at your kdm.log; pretty odd, no errormessage whatsoever

Perhaps you should try remerging Qt and every installed package related to it (to see which ones, execute: equery l qt)

I just stumbled upon the same problem.

Post your output of: On my laptop it seems to have something to do with an incompatible version of Qt, so currently upgrading Qt to 4.5.1

I may just be confused, but I tried all sorts of combined methods to get this working... nothing worked, so I am starting fresh from my old config file before 2.6.23.

Is there a step-by-step guide to changing from 2.6.22 w/ fbsplash to the 2.6.23 w/ fbcondecor?? I run a make oldconfig which I ...

Hi,

I have the same problem, i see the bootsplash after starting udev, not during the kernel boot:
Thats my grub.conf:

kernel /boot/bzImage-act root=/dev/hda2 noapic noisapnp quiet lpj=3236324 video=uvesafb:1024x768-24 splash=silent,theme:emergence,kdegraphics console=tty1
initrd = /boot/fbsplash ...

Try changing the ':'-character, in your grub.conf between "1280x1024-32" and "mtrr", to a ','-character. In step 8 of spock's installation instructions and also on my laptop (also kernel 2.6.23), it's put that way and it works ;)

resolution = solved :) THX

But Splashutils/FBSplash still doesn't ...

Try changing the ':'-character, in your grub.conf between "1280x1024-32" and "mtrr", to a ','-character. In step 8 of spock's installation instructions and also on my laptop (also kernel 2.6.23), it's put that way and it works

You don't have any splash information put in your grub.conf.

Change:

kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda3 rootflags=data=journal noapic panic="10" video=uvesafb:1280x1024-32:mtrr:3,ywrap console=tty1


To:

kernel /boot/vmlinuz root=/dev/sda3 rootflags=data=journal noapic panic="10" video ...

I didn't expect the created 'as'-binary to be linking to the temp directory in /var/tmp/portage :?

I indeed interrupted the compiling process after the 'as' binary was done compiling, it would be all you need...
As a next trial, i created a full binary package for you, sent to your mailbox.

Here's ...

I have compiled an 'as'-binary for you, using -march=k8. It should be in your mailbox :)

If that binary also segfaults, the problem is not in the 'as'-binary itself. You should then use ldd and/or gdb to (back)trace the segfault to the file (probably a library file, used by 'as') and replace it ...

Try putting '--nodeps' behind the 2 commands i gave :)
Okay, I've tried that and it was looking promising... until (...)
configure: error: this configuration requires -mlong-double-128 IBM extended format support

!!! ERROR: sys-libs/glibc-2.5 failed.
Call stack:
ebuild.sh, line 1614: Called dyn ...

What exact error are you getting when 'as' is executed from within wine's configure script?

You might want to check your CFLAGS (in /etc/make.conf) with the safe cflags list and eventually edit it according.
Afterwards, try to remerge libtool and binutils.

Should the problem persist, then please ...

Missing some information here..

Please post your output of 'emerge --info'.

Also, emerge gdb if isn't installed yet. Then, from a console, run 'gdb firefox'. You will get the gdb console, in there type 'run' and hit enter.
Firefox will start up, now try to change your GTK theme. Firefox will ...

I've been having the exact same problem (on x86) in the past week since upgrading glibc, gcc, gentoo-sources (kernel) and linux-headers..

mcopidl by default uses NPTL (Native POSIX Threading Library) thus libraries from /lib/tls/. After a week of non-stop (re)compiling, googling and ofcourse ...

I'm getting the idea that you're missing glibc...

In your very first output line of emerge --info it's saying 'unavailable', where your glibc-version should be standing. For example this is my first emerge --info line:

Portage 2.1.2-r13 (default-linux/x86/2006.0, gcc-4.1.2, glibc-2.5-r0, 2.6.14 ...

Try lowering down MAKEOPTS="-j5" to MAKEOPTS="-j3" (you have dualcore, so 2 + 1) in /etc/make.conf and re-emerge 'man' :)

It seems that jobserver is having a hard time keeping up. Make is only putting out a warning, instead of a fatal error, but it seems that emerge is having problems with it ...

The easyest solution would be to post your /proc/cpuinfo.

Someone using the same arch could perhaps post a binary version of libstdc++.so.5 for you to use, it would be a lot faster then emerging system/world

This is the output:

# emerge -pDv gcc

These are the packages that would be merged, in order:

Calculating dependencies... done!
[ebuild N ] sys-libs/timezone-data-2006p USE="nls" 337 kB
[ebuild N ] sys-devel/gcc-4.1.1-r3 USE="nls -altivec -bootstrap -build -doc -fortran -gcj -gtk (-hardened ...

Should the bond not work; when comparing your old config against your current one, note that in your old config you only specify a gateway for eth0 while, in your current one, you specify the same gateway for both NIC's. It could be the issue

I'm having the same problems, but with gentoo-sources 2.6.20 instead of 2.6.19.

My guess is that the stable version of wavemon isn't compatible with some update that kernel maintainers have done in the conf.c file (the file where wavemon is brabbling about). The current latest unstable version in ...

I solved the problem after a forum post of Lethe on the KDE-forum (http://www.kde-forum.org/thread.php?postid=55279)...

He had the same problem and solved it by chown'ing and chmodding the kcheckpass binary (which should be in /usr/kde/3.4/bin/), after i checked it, the complete binary seemed to be ...

I'm having the same problem using 2.6.14-gentoo with, ofcourse, udev...

On boot, the /dev/dsp device doesn't get created and also in /dev/snd/ there are no dsp devices at all... Strange fact is that as soon as i do a 'cat /dev/dsp1' (which does exist), it says that it is no such device, but all of ...

still having the same problem, am i really the only one on this planet having this issue?