Can anyone else with the LG DVD-RAM GSA-H55L confirm the following phenomena:
1) formatting of media works, using /dev/sr0 (it's a SATA drive). 2) creating the packet device with pktsetup or the pktcdvd init script works 3) creating or mounting the filesystem on the packet device (e.g ...
The XFCE4-Config Howto ( http://www.gentoo.org/doc/en/xfce-config.xml ) states:
Note: If you have ConsoleKit installed, your ~/.xinitrc should instead contain exec ck-launch-session startxfce4. Otherwise, some of your applications may stop working. You'll also need to add consolekit to the ...
Can someone shed some light on the relation between EkoPath, PathScale and Open64? It seems they are all related; there are for all 3 compilers ebuilds available...
So I don't really know which one to install.
This is getting ridiculous. Pam/consolekit/policikit is supposed to be BETTER?! At least hal worked out of the box. Now, I haven't seen a working shutdown button and automounted disks for almost a year. I tried everything there is to try as was suggested in this long thread.
@|Quantum|: 1. You definitely didn't understand what Hu wrote. 2. Those two png patches are independent, so both should be applied.
Having said that, there really is a problem in enblend-4.0-libpng15.patch, but nothing a few #ifdefs can't fix. Basically, png_{s,g}et_iCCP signature has changed in 1 ...
I have similar problems. It appears that the libpng14 and 15 patches are always carried out regardless of the true installed version:
# Copyright 1999-2011 Gentoo Foundation # Distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License v2 # $Header: /var/cvsroot/gentoo-x86/media-gfx/enblend ...
What works? Compiling glibc with open64? How does that work? How did you manage the cpuid.h problem checking for cpuid.h... no configure: error: gcc must provide the <cpuid.h> header what cpuid.h did you provide or what are your configure flags?
I noticed that most of the bugs come from glibc. Perhaps this could be resolved by recompiling glibc with -fno-builtin, if it weren't for the fact that portage strips most of the flags... setting -fno-builtin won't help you with respect to __builtin_object_size(). You could try -U_FORTIFY_SOURCE ...
I recently recompiled everything with GCC-4.4.4 using emerge -e world --jobs 10 --keep-going . Since then, my emacs (version 23.2.1) does strange things:
* the cursor is not visible on blanks * some special characters, such as ' . and — do not invert but blink on/off. The character " switches ...
for the record, -fno-builtin disables all automatic conversions from libc functions to their gcc builtin variants. Manual conversions can still be performed by prefixing the desired function with __builtin_ . Note, however, that only some functions have __builtin_ variants. GNU keeps a list ...
I noticed that most of the bugs come from glibc. Perhaps this could be resolved by recompiling glibc with -fno-builtin, if it weren't for the fact that portage strips most of the flags...
I wrote a script based on the HOWTO_ICC_and_Portage howto. Atm I only adapted the script which uses GCC by default (only selected packages will be built by Open64).
Follow the ICC guide but replace the bashrc script by the following code: