Perhaps it would function properly through Wine?

That's a UVC webcam - I have the same in my T500. You need to enable the uvcvideo kernel driver for it (either as a module or built-in).

Does it work again if you reboot into your older kernel?

I can't say I knew Ferris well if at all, as we only briefly chatted on IRC a couple of times; but from what I've read of his mailing list posts and about how much he's helped others both in and out of Gentoo-land, it's plain to see that the world needs more amazing people like him.

Rest In Peace ...

cach0rr0 wrote:Bluefish is worth a look if you haven't already

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Its syntax highlighting - especially for mixed PHP+SQL/(X)HTML/CSS - is second almost to none.

Nexuiz, BZFlag, and Urban Terror are my three favorite games for the moment.

Oooh, DRI2/GEM support for the Intel DRI drivers. I'm going to try this on my desktop (G965).

Should be "int" (short for "integer").

I was actually thinking of Deluge, but portage wants me to install 63 packages along with it! Mostly x11 stuff. The only USE flag I see for Deluge is libnotify which is disabled. How do I get around installing everything? Not sure, actually. The CLI and WebUI frontends would probably work just fine ...

I highly recommend Deluge. In its current incarnation, it can run as a stand-alone daemon with any of GTK+, CLI, or web-based ("WebUI") frontends.

Edit: According to gentoo-portage.com, it is in Portage as net-p2p/deluge.

Hopeless wrote:

omp wrote:wfm

wut?

"Works for me"

Hi, curmudgeon.

Digging a bit through some Google search results, I found this message from the FreeDesktop.org's ATi driver mailing list explaining that this appears to be nothing more than spurious debugging output from the driver switching modes and handling DPMS events.

Hope that helps.

Please give the output of the following command: (You may need to install the pciutils package if you do not have this file yet.)

This will tell us the make/model of your IDE controller, so that we can help you install and/or configure it appropriately.

If you run it from a terminal, does it leave behind any debugging output or similar when it crashes?

Are you sure that's the right IP address of your nameserver? (In most cases, it's often the IP address of your router.)

You may want to try using OpenDNS's nameservers:

swimmer wrote:[...] creating a file iwl3945 in /etc/modprobe.d/ with the line codergeek42 suggested ...

Sorry codergeek42

Heh; That's my "not used Gentoo in 2+ years" solution, so I appreciate your correction. Thanks.

naw, it's a module (unless I'm misinterpreting what you mean by 'static') OOOH. I think I see what you're saying.

If you want to add this as a permanent option for the module, you can use the /etc/modprobe.conf file. # /etc/modprobe.conf
options iwl3945 disable_hw_scan=1 Its syntax for the ...

If it's built into your kernel statically, you can add it as a boot-time parameter such as 'iwl3945.disable_hw_scan=1'. (This would be appended to your "kernel /bzImage-version" line in your Grub config file.)

Rick rolls are not funny and way off-topic in #gentoo You know what is even more funny? Your deity thinks otherwise: https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=439858 Your choice of wording and anecdotal evidence there was a bit too rash, I think. Torvalds is neither our "deity," nor does his ...

gundelgauk, I recently acquired a Wacom tablet and was also trying out Tomoe.

For me, however, it only works if I set the language to Japanese before running it (e.g., "LANG=ja scim-tomoe"). Maybe this will correct the issue for you, as well?

Hope that helps.

Maybe boost::timer would help with this?

I haven't had the need for a manual kernel configuration in a very long time; but as I recall, the option for it is called "Symmetric Multithreading." Its symbol is CONFIG_SCHED_SMT.

Edit: Minor grammar fix.

Moved from Off the Wall to Gentoo Chat.

Nifty tip! Thanks, likewhoa.

Rest in peace, vipernicus.

My condolences to vipernicus's family and friends. He will be surely missed.