Just checked and yes, the files on my system are the patched ones.

I was just trying to rule out a couple things, no worry :)


guntherdw /v/log λ md5sum /usr/lib{,64}/libnvidia-glcore.so.495.44
57290338692e3c384e09cc1646dae3ab /usr/lib/libnvidia-glcore.so.495.44
f246a765c1be60e773a04ce0d672ce5f ...

Yes, multiple reboots even.

You have enabled hwdec, right?

I'm currently using mpv 0.34 and your 495.44-r1 fix (entirely new kernel from the old one even).


Portage 3.0.28 (python 3.9.9-final-0, default/linux/amd64/17.1/desktop/plasma, gcc-11.2.0, glibc-2.34-r2, 5.15.2-gentoo x86_64 ...

It doesn't solve it entirely apparently.
Programs like mpv are still logging said message to the syslog apparently so I had to re-enable the black-hole target.


Nov 19 07:51:58 allison dbus-daemon[2657]: [system] Rejected: destination has a full message queue, 0 matched rules; type="error", sender ...

This has (probably) nothing to do with gzdoom, but it seems like this is the issue people are having with the nvidia drivers.
If you've updated to a driver >470.## for some reason their libraries are calling dbus for pretty much every frame rendered using it.

https://forums.developer.nvidia.com/t ...

Yeah, I just made that VM and it booted up just fine, I guess it was either a fluke or something to do with the state of portage/that stage3 initial install at the time.
But I can confirm at least that I have noticed it occurring, even to other people at the time. But whatever it was seems to be ...

Is this in a VM and/or a BIOS install? Because I have noticed similar issues when installing a "fresh" Gentoo in a KVM VM using a BIOS setup a couple weeks ago.

I don't know why, but these issues seemed to vanish when using UEFI boot methods instead of BIOS. That and/or using "rw" instead of "ro ...

It's true that caring about POSIX can be a good thing, but his methodology behind just dropping the patch was wrong.
Besides, there's loads of things in the Linux sphere that aren't really POSIX minded.

Most notably things like systemd, but I'd rather not open that can of worms here .

With regards to breakage of the patch, for completionist sake, sys-fs/lvm2-2.02.145-r2 also breaks with the patch applied.
It was a pain trying to find out what exactly caused it to break because I couldn't find something on google.

Only when a mesa recompile broke could I find this thread...

But ...

I'd preferr openbox with fbpanel though
i've switched some time ago, and it feels like the openbox combo is faster, and actually support UTF-8

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al zit ik op steenworpafstand (letterlijk) van oost-vlaanderen af :p

ik zou wel wa dichter tegen de stad willen wonen indien dommel hun cityconnect een beetje uitbreidde van antwerpen
moeste ze nu 500m verder gegaan zijn zou ik het kunne neme, kloteschelde :p

hmm, sandboxing
i had to disable that feature when i used a 2.6.19+ kernel
that explains :)

(while emerging a new cedega)
root 11740 10.9 2.7 23364 20904 pts/3 R+ 17:06 0:11 /usr/bin/python -O /usr/bin/emerge cedega


edit: now i enabled it, and it works again
Currently merging 1 out of 1 ...

In order not to create too much spam i intend to post in this thread since my problem is alike to the thread opener

genlop -c always errors out, whatever i have running, this has been for like half a year now, i think even longer
doing 2 emerges (different packages) doesn't help
i've tried other ...

In order not to create too much spam i intend to post in this thread since my problem is alike to the thread opener

genlop -c always errors out, whatever i have running, this has been for like half a year now, i think even longer
doing 2 emerges (different packages) doesn't help
i've tried other ...

it apears some brave souls took up the task of modifying the source code and making it compile with kernels above 2.6.17
my proof : http://guntherdw.be/private/shot0002.c.png
their page is at http://www.rastageeks.org/ov51x-jpeg/in ... ckedSource

holy shit dude u have like almost the double of my glxgears FPS :p (is the 7800 THAT more powerfull?)
(AMD XP 2400+ (256 kB l2), 768 DDR 266 Mhz, GeForce 6800 GT 256MB)

guntherdw@tuxbox1 /GuntherDW/media $ glxgears
37240 frames in 5.0 seconds = 7448.000 FPS
40076 frames in 5.0 seconds = 8015.200 ...

the new ebuilds (the SVN ones) seem to put their stuff directly in /usr/games/bin,
whereas the old ones put their ones into /opt/quake3 and made a 'shell' script to make it run
if you'd run quake3 inside /opt/quake3 (just like normal, not like ./quake3, just quake3, it'd run normally :))
you could ...

i just fixed it by emerging an older version, but that won't be an eternal fix tho :p

when i try to update my sane-backend (emerge -uD world)
([ebuild U ] media-gfx/sane-backends-1.0.16-r4 [1.0.16-r3] +gphoto2 +ipv6 +usb* +v4l 0 kB)

Thanks for all the help. GuntherDW.

it fails at the patching stage with this error

* You can use the variable SANE_BACKENDS to pick backends ...

thanks, it's working now

hmm,
my emerge seems to ignore /etc/portage/package.mask
is there any 'update db' type of command or so?

i've tried some things i've found on this forum, like downgrading my ffmpeg version, but stuff like that didn't work and just sweeped out the same error
Does anyone know how to solve this mess? :)

emerge log

i686-pc-linux-gnu-g++ -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../include -I./../common -Wall -Wno ...

try /dev/psaux , worked for me

ik heb een beetje opzoekwerk gedaan,
kben bij /etc/DIR_COLORS beland, en daar lijkt mij ook niets raar aan, kheb ook m'n $TERM gechecked

# Configuration file for dircolors, a utility to help you set the
# LS_COLORS environment variable used by GNU ls with the --color option.
#
# You can copy this ...

nope, as i said, it's only the sans font, all the rest shows up nicely

i use the latest ~x86 version yeh, and no i don't have AA enabled