Might the problem be the mixer being muted at boot everytime?

Yup, disabling "Always sign communications" worked like a charm. Now I need to test out all the different media players to find the best divx/xvid player...

windows server 2003 requires smb signing. Not sure if this is supported by the kernel smbfs. Try using cifs instead
If you use samba you may also need
client use spnego = yes
in your smb.conf

Alternatively you can disable the security measure on the windows 2003 box

Yeah, this is what I gather ...

There's a lot of questions about it, but very few answers. I'm trying a lot of different things, but it seems that this error message is used for a lot of different errors...

Thank you for the reply, but I get the same error even if I try to mount a non-hidden share. I must be missing something...

I'm trying to mount a share on my network but this is what I get:
Any ideas?

Can someone please explain the differences between etc-update and dispatch-conf? I've hosed my box using etc-update and I really don't want to do that again. The best way to not screw something up is understanding how it works...

Well, your system isn't that great, so don't expect too much more performance than what you're getting. Try turning all the graphical detail settings all the way down if you're looker for better frame-rates.

Yea, I can't see why you'd want a shooter on 2 screens. You end up with a crosshair half on each monitor. Now putting in 3 monitors would be worth it - just set that POV to about 270 and use ultra-wide resolution. If these games supported a configurable 2nd display setting (like make monitor one ...

So, has anyone tried this since then?

/me is still using NTFS write support without any problems EVER 8)

As far as i know, it works fine for me :)

But z3ky have you ever booted into windows on that partition / or that uses that partition as a system disk since writing to it in Linux?

In my ...

So, has anyone tried this since then?

/me is still using NTFS write support without any problems EVER 8)

As far as i know, it works fine for me :)

Really? What about Anime_Fans' talk about NTFS tools and such? Does it work just like a regular file system, or do you do special maintainance on ...

So, has anyone tried this since then?

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ls -la /etc/apache2/conf/

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I know where the conf files are. I was asking if there was a way of doing it the standard way, instead of Gentoo's messed up version.

Alright, but what about having a single httpd.conf file, instead of the two config files that the ebuild sets up?

Is there anyway to do an emerge, and have it install Apache the default way, with an httpd.conf and having htdocs and cgi-bin in the ServerRoot?

Alright, thanks. I've found the segmentation faults to be sporadic. If a compile faults out, I can compile it again and it will work. I'll try that memtest program...

I keep getting segmentation fault problems on my emerges. It started with libxml, and now I get it with Apache2. Are there any idea in how I can fix this problem? I can post whatever you need me to.

Edit: I changed my "ACCEPT_KEYWORDS" to "~x86". Do I need to run "emerge rsync" after this?

How do I emerge apache2 from a default install. In fact, as I'm new, where can I find a list of all the current packages that can be emerged?

Hey, I got the same error trying to install Apache PHP mod_php and mod_ssl all at the same time. What is the exact command you used to get it to work?