You're absolutly right with the masked package baselayout. Now I got the latest version and everything works fine

From which package do you guys got the /etc/conf.d/wireless config-files?!

I don't have such a file although I'm looking for something like that.

do u have connection rights? R u member of the postgres group?
Look in /etc/group !

No idea what map is but following works pretty well for me:

title Windows XP
rootnoverify (hd0,0)
makeactive
chainloader +1

so u have to use (hd1,0)

good luck

On my system, flash works correctly.

That's what I'm using:

Mozilla Firebird/0.6.1 with netscape-flash/6.0.79

I just thinlk it is a problem with permissions

So it looks like

try as root following:
and then again try to startx as mike - hope it works for u

Yeah - Now it rocks

I reemerged the MozillaFirebird with the USE-Flag "+java" - thats it.

Thx to J.M.I.T. for helping

I have no entry like yours in my Pluginlist.
My java-relevant environment looks like this:


PATH=/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/local/bin:/opt/bin:/usr/i686-pc-linux-gnu/gcc-bin/3.2:/usr/X11R6/bin:/opt/blackdown-jdk-1.4.1/bin:/opt/blackdown-jdk-1.4.1/jre/bin:/usr/qt/3/bin:/usr/games/bin:/home/gerhard/bin ...

I started Firebird from the console and visited the terratec-page, but there was no negative outpu on my xterm.

So I'm quite sure, the problem is the wrong MIME-Type.

I have installed Firebird 0.61 and blackdown-jdk-1.4.1
about:plugins returns supporting of java.
But if i visit a page with applets, i get the default plugin download window.

i guess there's a problem with the MIME-Types, because in the about:plugins Window
there are listed MIME-Types like ...

Can anyone give me real important differences between these two wm's?

Hi,
i have troubles during installing lyx. The dependencies are installed successfully, but if emerge tries app-office/lyx-1.3.2, the compile-procedure crashes with these messages:

checking for moc... /usr/qt/3//bin/moc
checking for uic... /usr/qt/3//bin/uic
checking for Qt library name... failed ...

Thx - That's it!

is there a way to unmerge packages (dependencies) which are not needed anymore?

sorry - of course from kde 'ksonole -ls"

i have my profiles in ~/.bash_profile and so i have to start xterm with the -ls option.
Now i tried moved my profiles in .bashrc, and it worked also fine.

So, give it a try:

For compiling openoffice its recommend a ggc >= 3.2.1
Which one do u have installed?

It's a good idea to try this one:

For X the minimum requirement is XFree86.
emerge xfree86

If you want Gnome:

emerge gnome

The needed dependencies will be installed automatically. Also if u want to install KDE type

emerge kde

and then let it run!

For example if u type
emerge -p gnome
all packeges are listed, which will ...

without a network connection u will have problems to emerge something.
i guess u didn't read the installation manual.
read it carefully - and then if u have troubles - post it here

Halanegri wrote:@McFly0: So you're telling him to try netscape-flash, the very plugin that crashes his browser?

No, as u see in the topic. I guess he tried the GPL-Flash

post the output of

I guess you installed GPL Flashplugin! I had the same Problem.
Now i use net-www/netscape-flash instead, and Firebird works perfectly

Re. 1./ Sorry! No Idea

Re: 2./ With the -p option you get all needed packeges, then with search u can get each packagesize. Sorry - but I don't know a better way :?
I would wish such a feature too.

Re. 3./ I use Firebird too and had problems with GPL Flashplugin. Now I use netscape-flash and ...