So I tried per @alamhant suggestion, to go for 3.7 python directly, even though I don't have it installed already. But that did only make end up in the circular dep issue reported elsewhere.

e.g.

* Error: circular dependencies:

(sys-libs/glibc-2.30-r8:2.2/2.2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for merge ...

Well Im a bit late but I just replaced my SECOND intel 7260 AC mini pcie card in my gentoo router.
My motherboard only accepts minipcie, so no m.2 option and here in sweden the 7260 was pretty much the only option 4 years ago and still is.

I got similar errors as you did after like 2.5 years of ...

My router started to crash randomly over 2 months ago or so.
Its a home built ITX router and it was more or less 3 years old on the day the problem started,

I knew from the logs that I had not upgraded the system in over 30 days so I suspected hardware early on.

Everything pointed to the iwlwifi ...

I just noticed that tar 1.29 seems bugged, found a bug report with the same problem as I have.
Basically -X or the exclude options dont seem to work so in my case it started to archive my external hard drive and well eventually would have tried to compress terabytes of data of my filserver :P ...

Did you run TWO passes of memtest86+ ? As I sad newer versions will only do a quick scan the first pass. The Second pass will be the real test. Reason they did so is because most faults can be detected with out scanning all the addresses of the ram. So simply if it has no errors during pass 1 let it ...

The ram supports 1333Mhz 9-9-9-24 @ 1.5V most likley, that JEDEC specs and very common and most DDR has that as a Default SPD profile, some times even 1066Mhz for older ram and systems. Depends on what the CPU supports.

I run my 1600Mhz ram at 1333Mhz on my Haswell Refresh. Simply because it ...

I would run memtest86+ and two passes, the first pass is just a quick scan the second on will take much longer and check all the ram properly.

I do this on all new systems I build or upgrade. Some times the fix is a simple bios flash to improve ram compatibility.

Theirs work around existed on windows ever since the first Nvidia PCI-E 3.0 cards came out.
But there is a reason why your card is not tunning at 3.0 by default.

I have done what you did on my system when I bought a GTX 780.

As fare as I know nvidia only do this on systems using chipset that do ...

I usually see those errors on drives with bad or pending sectors.
Never seen them otherwise. I would say its not normal.
If your lucky maybe its a bad sata cable. That can mess stuff up to.
Should be as simple as trying another on and rerun the test.
SMART can predict failures in about 2/3 of the ...

Since the long self test reads all sectors the sector obviously works right?
Have you run "smartctl -t offline /dev/sdX" to force a SMART update?
If you do that the pending sector count might go back to 0 after a long self test has passed. That is what I have done before.
Like I sad some hard drives ...

start by emerging smartmontools

Then run smartctl -a /dev/sdX (X is your hard drive say a or b etc)
That will spit out all the SMART data available.

Now you realy want to look at just the values of the SMART data and you can do that by using -A flag.

smartctl -A /dev/sdX

If you have one or more ...

Randy Andy.

Tesla series GPU's are no longer supported. Nvidia dropped support not long ago. So legacy drivers is the only way in your case.

Modern processors adjust voltage according to frequency so I cant say I see the point realy. My experience is that voltage is so low at idle that lowering it causes instability and boot failures.
You can google your CPU and find the voltage range it operates with in on intels home page. Even my i7 ...

I use ES File explorer on both my Nexus 4 and Nexus 7, works well both on stock roms and rooted. Then I use samba to transfer files just like any PC. Fast and simple. FTP and other methods are supported to. I stream most stuff to my Nexus 7 using ES File Explorer or BSPlayer.

I dont use bluetooth ...

GIGABIT LAN & WIRELESS INTEL AC-7260 (867Mbps, 802.11AC) + BLUETOOTH

have on my self. AC dont work in AP mode (accesspoint mode so not a problem for most).
Use it in my router as an accesspoint so Im stuck at N speeds but realy not a problem considering the AC model is a few dollars more then most ...

Well if your in to games and want the best graphic performance Nvidia and its binary proprietary driver is the way to go I would say. Very easy to install and get working in gentoo to so.
I have a few ATI/AMD cards but I use Nvidia exclusively for 3D performance if you want windows or greater level ...

chroot to the system partition. then you can try downgrading if possible or just reemerge it and also check if the ebuild wants you to do some change to the system.

What Xorg version are you running? As you know Meas dropped support for most DRI only GPU's from version 8.0 but Xorg server 1.13 and newer also dropped XAA acceleration. I had big problems with EXA acceleration and my Matrox G450 card since EXA is unstable on at least Matrox cards. So I downgraded ...

The guides probably assumed you did a fresh install where x11 probably is default. Also the ebuild for any vga driver usually suggest that you need to do that switch after emerging it so you might have mist reading that.

I have on of those in the Router in my signature.

http://www.gigabyte.se/products/product-page.aspx?pid=4918#ov

Now I dont know for sure how good the driver and decoding support is on those GPU's under linux atm. Intel seems to have linux drivers and from what I read there should be opensoruce ...

My Athlon II X2 temps have always been funny.
Motehboard ses 33C on teh CPU and the K10 sensor reports 15.2C, yea its hardly running at 15C in summer heat.
Even back when I had Opteron 244, 265 and 280 they where funny and changed with bios upgrades etc so they could never be trusted.

Now days I ...

Yea I would easily go with an i7 to day or an i5. Its hard to justify the small saving on a FX processor considering that the saving often is so small you end up wasting it on cooling or just the power bill. Plus the platform is dated and AMD dont seem very interested in it any more.
There FM2 ...

If you play KSP you want THE fastest per core performance you can get. Thats intel nothing else and that comes from an old AMD fan.
The FX-9590 is 220W TDP! Not even my i7 3930K @ 4Ghz gets up to that, about 180W TDP, its pretty easy to calculate.

I dont think you save anything going the AMD router ...

I liked the old way better. Easier to remember and worked better from a user point of view. Not like I dont care what dev thinks, they know a lot more, not like I dont appreciate what they do. BUT if the users dont like the software its pretty pointless change in my book.
I never had any of the ...

I have the Intel 7260 AC in my router set up as an Access point. I used kernel 3.13.6 to start with now days I have 3.14.1 if i recall.

its much better to get the proper firmware from
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi#Firmware

Then make sure the firmware match your kernel ...