Do the following (in the chrooted environment):
rm /etc/profile.env
source /etc/profile
Does it still happen then?
If it does not, then there's something wrong with your /etc/env.d.
If it does, then there's something wrong with your /etc/profile (corrupted perhaps).
Post back what happens. Either ...

I want it to just load up X-server because for some reason my Gnome gets stuck on loading the window manager and just goes to a blank screen. I am wondering what it says on default that loads up the X window system.
You can probably delete or rename the ~/.xinitrc file and then startx. By default ...

It is possible to make install passing the parameter "ide=nodma" to kernel.
I tried ide=nodma, ide=reverse and noapic options. Neither worked. I think its a bug on the 2005.1 livecd. I just used bored and 2004.3 instead. I *think* this is a bug. I'll probably see if it needs to be reported or ...

I think I am having the exact same problem. Here's what i've managed to get of the error messages
>>Determining root device...
>>Determining looptype...
>>Mounting squashfs filesystem
>>Copying read-only image to tempfs
>>No cdupdate.sh found, skipping
>>Booting (initramfs)

It then loops the ...

LMAO .

Its more fun typing in 'bastards' and then clicking on I'm Feeling Lucky.

bonki wrote:There's a huge thread about gmail invites somewhere, you can get rid of yours there.

Its always nice to link to the thread, just as a matter of netiquette.

http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=186253

LOL. I only just signed up for it 5mins ago, and I've got 6 invites.

PseudoKrazy wrote:I have to admit, this ad was a little better then their last one (The "Lindows Rock"). But still... How low can they stoop with the damn ads?

I agree. Their intended audience seems to be the anti-microsoft-windows-using-wannabe-linux-hax0rz.

I am doing a temp secretarial job for an large Internationally Based Company.

You could always have another forums like Dups, keep it locked to all but mods/admins and chuck everything in there.

strestout1 wrote:czech beer rules! my ex-girlfriend snuck some through customs (and a bottle of absynth!) for me and loved it...im planning a european trip just to try more beers! </alcoholic>

Booze cruize?
(Yea, I know that's mainly for Wine)

Make the website style like a slick gnome interface.

Are you sure you compiled in the correct drivers for your NIC?

I was being serious but maybe I was wrong...

I am typing this from IE6,XP (guilty as charged). As I have said numerous times I primarily use the Windows eXPerience for my multimedia.

I am sorry . I created the thread because I thought it would be great if we could have all the matches in one thread rather than scattered in a hundred different threads.

ROTFLMAO. Good one!!

Yes, no swearing....I have a couple of nephews who are just getting into Linux, and I've directed them here. Its a little hard to forbid them from the 'Off the wall' forum without blocking the entire site...and I'm not their dad. He also would like a cleaner atmosphere for younger users (who haven ...

4) Keep on topic - If you are replying about something to do with something like iptables, and someone mentions a configuration tool that runs in KDE, don't start talking about KDE, stick to the topic. Go start a new topic and post a link to the old one if there is relevant information there.
I ...

I don't like Spatial Browsing. So I changed it from GConf. My only complaint is they didn't leave any OBVIOUS way for it to be changed. When I first emerged gnome-2.6 I didn't even know that it was called Spatial Browsing. It took me a while to realise that, and once I knew what it was, I quickly ...

rmalolepszy wrote:Can you be a bit more specific?

He accidentaly clicked new topic instead of reply...

Those wierd MySQL errors normally happened to me when there is lot of users logged on (hence lot of load on the server). Normally (or in my experience) a refresh just fixes them.

The free/open source philosophy is to make apps that are modular and reusable that do a specific job well. If you need more functionality then use several apps in conjunction. Not to make one great big app that can do everything.

As to music management I suggest you look at grip/digitaldj. These ...

Stormy Eyes wrote:

abzs2k wrote:Exactly. Sometimes you just want it to work.

Maybe you've had different experiences from mine, but when I "just want it to work", I reach for a recent SuSE distribution.

Is there a linux equivilant of WMP, that will do everything I just described?

Windows is boring.

Which may well be the reason for its success in corporate environments.
Exactly. Sometimes you just want it to work. For example, I ripped 2 CDs from Windows Media Player - it automatically downloaded CDDB data for them, added it to the ID3 tags, named the files, created a new ...