I can't seem to get kdelibs to compile under4 .0.1, can someone help me or do I have to just compile with3 .4.4?

post error. I did compile kdelibs with401 .

I also had problems compiling kdelibs. At first something with kab, which turned out to be not really a problem with compiling, but with ...

Runs great here, too, though i was able to provoke a kernel-oops (alsa-related, used alsa-drivers, which had conflicts with usb_storage). Maybe it was preempt related, i am not sure.

I succesfully used --enable-new-ldflags on my system, which added --as-needed and --enable-new-dtags to the LDFLAGS.

Maybe there are several packages where --enable-new-ldflags is replaced by --enable-new_ldflags, but --enable-new-ldflags is from my point of view the correct alternative. Also ...

@FatBoy666: Thank you. Will test that.

I prefer to stick with what is mainline for alsa, as it generally works out of the box.

That's true.

Also, always good to have postive feedback.

That is why i wrote this. I used the last 4-5 versions of your patchset on my server (it is just a K6-2 450), and had no issues with the kernel ...

Still 3.4.3 did go directly into ~* when that came. Why did not 3.4.4? I mean it just another bugfix-release of the 3.4.x-branch, so why is 3.4.4 diffrent?

Maybe gcc-3.4.3 is too stable right now, and the devs are concentrating on gcc-4.0.*, or on binutils, or glibc, or their summer holidays ...

I tested initng, too, but it does not support xfs (X Font Server), so my kdm won't start (no fonts). Is it possible to support xfs? Or has anybody experiences with xfs being worse than including fonts in xorg.conf?

Very nice kernel patchset(s). I use this since i got away from Reiser4, and on my server since i noticed there was some BADRAM (just 4K), which probably nuked my reiser4 install there.

Yesterday i did 2 emerges (one kernel, the others were progs), and listened to amarok playing music. Very smooth ...

just a heads up for any brave souls out there testing the latest binutils-2.16.90.0.1 that's hard masked in portage, the --as-needed flag is stripping more than it should, causing a fair number of builds to break with undefined references. earlier versions of binutils in portage are fine.

I guess ...

Someone care to actually post some benchmarks? "Seems faster" could just be placebo.

Unfortunately, i cannot post a benchmark. Apps seem to load a bit faster. And as long as they work, i will stick with them.

Again a listing of apps that work with my box(with binutils-2.15.94.0.2.2). See my ...

At first, thanks for --as-needed . My kdebase-metas seem to start faster with it, and the numbers of libraries certain apps are linked against has decreased.

Meanwhile, using newer binutils may also have advantages. I use the newest in portage (94.2.2) on my ~x86, and they work just fine. I have ...

just grad the ebuild and ebuild morph.ebuild digest will do the rest for you

No problem with that. I have digest in my make.conf turned on. The issues i have with that is on one hand i have my distfiles on a extra computer (my server, an old k6-2) with a 10MBit connection, so digesting the linux ...

You got a good idea, yardbird should do a use-flag explanation list.

Probably. It is maybe just a collecting of information from this thread, or the changelog posted on the 1st page.

While you are at it(or not), yardbird, i would like to ask whether to rethink the way you release your files on ...

Yes, iwg. I have seen this already, but never tested it, since it became an open beta only when Mr. W. Weimer decided not to continue development of this program ;) . By then i also was a bit bored by these games, if you ever have killed about 100 or more glabrezu in demogorgons prison just for the ...

Cosmocratic technology is a fine thing, you know.

It surely is. Although the Baolin-Nda had their part in it, so it is not real cosmocratic(do they even have their own technology? i doubt it, all is from porleyters, baolin-nda, and these horses). And how does it feel to be "mighty"? This ship of ...

What about gemrb?

http://gemrb.sourceforge.net

It is still under development.

@Voltago: How does it feel to walk without feet ?

One also have to check whether opengl is really activated, by running
Look at the options, how to enable xorg-x11.

I had recently problems with that, where i did not run opengl-update, and some apps (qt, kdebase) were not compiled with opengl-support.

@bi3l: Thanks for the ebuilds. Especially the x264 one is more sophisticated than my own. Of course one has to test several different sets of CFLAGS, but as far as i have seen, they don't make that much of a difference yet, it is still as slow as on win32.

As for mplayer, a current snapshot also ...

@FooFighter007:

Have you been able to compile it? And, more interesting to me, have you been able to compile mplayer with x264-support?



I have tried it, got version 149 from svn, made a tarball, an ebuild and so on, compiled it, put .a into /usr/lib, .h into /usr/include, but then mplayer ...

Oder die Handarbeit, den beta-candidate für OOo-2.0 zu installieren. Benötigt rpm2targz oder rpm. Ist auch ne Neuinstallation, aber wirklich neu, und auch in deutsch jetzt zu haben. Geht aber schneller als der Eigenbau.

Maybe i will test it, but i have to admit that i switched to 2.6.11-rc4-morph0 recently, where there were no issues yet with kernel panics. But i still need a stable kernel as a backup, so 2.6.10-morph24 is probably a good choice for that.

AFAIK There is a transition going on to move the linux26-headers back to the linux-headers package. This is work in progress and therefore they are still masked there.

Sounds reasonable. Otherwise Gentoo would probably end up with linux26-, linux2.8 and linux3.(2*n)-headers. Thanks for this ...

@ yardbird: Thanks, but there is no need to give it a high priority, a nice +10 suffices, so you can release good kernels and still have a real life (is there any outside linux ?).
New versions might help with solving the issue with morph-sources and the kernel panic i always get when powering down ...

It is a bit confusing. The category sys-kernel/linux-headers now contains the stable 2.4-linux-headers and the unstable(hardmasked) linux26-headers, besides the antique 2.2 and 2.0 headers. The category sys-kernel/linux26-headers contains the stable 2.6-headers.

This is of course not logical, at ...

Hi,

I also get a kernel crash with morph23, but these happen only when I power down or reboot, at the end, after "remounting filesytems readonly", so this is no problem for me. This is maybe because i always activate reiser4 with 4k-stacks, in the Kconfig.reiser4.

BTW. concerning the ebuild, isn't ...