I'm have the same problem.
The last part of the attempted merge:

./clutter-gst-video-texture.c: In function ‘clutter_gst_video_texture_set_idle_material’:
./clutter-gst-video-texture.c:673:7: warning: implicit declaration of function ‘cogl_material_get_color’
make[4]: *** [clutter-gst-video-sink ...

Anon-E-moose wrote: Did you run revdep-rebuild after running the lafilefixer command?

Yep, sure did

:lol: I just ran across that this morning.


Same, but here it was net-wireless/bluez spitting the dummy about libogg.la


emerge lafilefixer

lafilefixer --justfixit

And yay, this didn't fix the issue :?

Ended up downloading the libogg.tar.gz from xiph.org, building it and manually copying ...

Naib wrote: you mean freeze the tree at a certain data AND d/l every src possible in the tree even tho you may/may not use any/all of them?

Yep; i92guboj looks like he's given me enough to start the process - but thanks for your help too!

i92guboj wrote: EDIT
Correction.

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cd /usr/portage/; find -name '*.ebuild' | while read ebuild; do ebuild=${ebuild/.ebuild/}; echo emerge --nodeps --fetchonly =${ebuild/.\//}; done

/EDIT

Not tested. But it should work, sit down and wait.

Great! its a good start at least.

Thanks i92guboj!

i92guboj wrote: You do mean "all the distfiles for the installed packages", don't you?

No, all the distfiles for the ebuilds in that machine's idea of portage. So if we decide six months from now to install foobarX we'll already have the distfiles for the packages and its dependencies.

Hi,

I have a Gentoo install from a month or so ago and I've deployed it to half a dozen or so machines.

I'd like to take a snapshot of the distfiles needed for those machines and store them away.
Is this possible?

Very strange .. if I log in to Gnome I can't run glxinfo (segfaults).

If I do an and log in again, I can run glxinfo from the Xnest'd environment.

This is with the 1.0.9629 drivers...

I don't want to curb your enthusiasm, but for building binaries of all installed packages I do
qpkg -I -nc | grep -v dev-java | xargs quickpkg
(java binaries are not worth building, since compilation is quick).
The tips for ensuring consistency first are surely helpful, though.

I've been trying ...

Great! My first bugzilla report filed

Looks like no one else has noticed :) I've just found this tidbit at http://weblogs.mozillazine.org/tor/archives/2005/03/important_svg_b_1.html


Important SVG build configuration change

I've just checked in a build configuration change that affects how one builds with svg enabled. Previously the ...

Hi,

I've been trying to build Mozilla Firefox 1.0.3 with Cairo support to display SVG + Text, but I've had no luck :(

It appears the ebuild is correctly picking my mozsvg use flag and enabling SVG support in the firefox build but I noticed that it is calling configure with:

--enable-svg-renderer ...

Yeah I've got the same problem with the nvidia driver using 2.6.4 with udev. Having to unload it then reload it to get the devices created.

Let me know if you find any answers

David

Well.. after some fiddling, I've found that doing a


modules-update


at seemingly random times makes things ...

Why don't you use devfs ? Do you use udev ? Dou you have it configured ?

Oops, think I forgot to mention that ;)

Yep, I'm using udev, and it is working well for all of my other devices (USB mice, mass storage) etc.

And it has been working in the past for the DVD+RW. With the new kernel its ...

Hi,

I've upgraded to kernel 2.6.4 (from 2.6.3), both 'plain' sources from kernel.org and I'm having strange problems with my modules.

When the machine boots, all the modules load okay. But some of the devices that are created by those modules arent appearing in the /dev (udev controlled) until I ...

My bad. The new Knoppix with Kernel 2.6.3 appeared as part of the german C't magazin recently, leading me to believe it was available to everyone. Seems that this was the only version so far, and will only be available for public download by the end of march.

The latest KnoppiXMAME ships with a 2 ...

PickledOnion wrote:Has anyone actually got their usb flash disk/usb mp3 player working in 2.6+ kernel?

I have successfully mounted, and used, my Sony Memory Stick based camera (Sony DSC-P8) with 2.6.3 (vanilla sources)

meowsqueak wrote:udev - so this means no more devfs, yes? Even in Gentoo?

Yep

Hi,

Upgraded to 2.6.3-gentoo-rc2 last night, and it was suprising painless. :D

Followed http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=70838&highlight=kernel+2+6+upgrade first of all, then http://webpages.charter.net/decibelshelp/LinuxHelp_UDEVPrimer.html#UDEV

Built USB, ALSA into the kernel and then ...

d3c3it wrote:i like cows *im a vegie* but dont like eating them

The cow box was the only good thing to come from Gateway in ages

hype wrote:Here is why the xfree thing happened: http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=60192

Which is a good thing to know *after* you've "upgraded"

This is a strange problem that cropped up a few days ago. I noticed much of X was missing. Where it went, I have no idea. I reemerged X, and it all worked.

I had this problem yesterday - came home and found that X has decided that it wanted to behave really strangely.

Did an emerge -p xfree and ...