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Thanks, fb
I added the ** to the package.keywords and it's emerging now...
We'll see what comes out of it.

Thanks fb for your response.

I added

=x11-drivers/xf86-video-nouveau-9999 ~ppc
=x11-base/nouveau-drm-99999999 ~ppc

to /etc/portage/package.keywords

but emerge still complains about the missing keyword.
I know it is reading what I added, because if I misspell the above lines emerge complains ...

I added the x11 overlay to try nouveau, and I get :

- x11-drivers/xf86-video-nouveau-9999 (masked by: missing keyword)

Tried with ppc and ~ppc with the same results.
What am I missing (besides the keyword:)?

Well, I've found what caused my problem.
I have not configured the swap file correctly before passing it to the domU.

Once that was fixed, mysql emerged without problem.

This is consistent with the bug diagnosis: you run out of memory.

Thanks

I have exctly the same problem.

I'm creating my first 64-bit xen environment and on the first domU I try I get the same error.

But both the dom0 and domU are 64-bit...

I'm confused

Being the noob that I am, this problem vexed me for a while.

There isn't another post that mentions this, but I cannot fathom this being an uncommon issue:

If you follow the wiki's intructions on creating a domU using quickpkg ( http://gentoo-wiki.com/Xen ) when you boot your new domU you'll get a ...

Per the AMD website:
The AMD Geode NX processor family is ideally suited for applications that require an optimum combination of high-performance and low-power consumption. The NX processors are supported by extensive production infrastructure – built around a proven 7th-generation architecture ...

I have not been able to get the PVR-150 running on a kernel-2.6.17 and ivtv-0.7 on an AMD64 machine
I've found several threads on the issue but none actually resolved...

My dmesg:

ivtv: version 0.7.0 (tagged release) loading
ivtv: Linux version: 2.6.17-gentoo-r4 SMP mod_unload gcc-3.4
ivtv: In ...

Doing an emerge ="psycopg-1.1.15" fixed the problem for me as well.

Following the advice on another post ( http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-220386-highlight-gconf+audio+sink+key+osssink.html ) I reemerged totem with xine instead of gstreamer and it solved the problem.

I had spent a considerable amount of time solving this and since I have no particular love ...

I'm experiencing exactly the same problem.

I see that a couple of gnome warnings try to come up but are never completely shown.

Any news?

The same path (seen every howto) the same xorg version, and the same results, down to the same error message on /var/log/Xorg.0.log.

The only thing I can add is that I have the K8M800 chipset.
Is direct rendering perhaps one of the things not yet supported for the chipset?

Bummer.

Well, I found out that the --enable-pvr config flag is activated by the dvb USE flag

I have a Hauppauge card, and on the videolan documentation I read that for these cards I need to pass --enable-pvr flag to .configure

How can I do this in the context of the emerge?
Do I need to create a custom ebuild?

The svcmount="yes" changed fixed the problem.
I don't have any idea why, though...

With my apologies for reviving this long-dormant thread, I'd appreciate your insight into this.

Is your recommendation (sil_sata) valid for ata drives as well?

I'll try it tonight.

The way I found it was through knoppix...

Boot with Knoppix and then lsmod

I also emerged openoffice-ximian (not bin).
I can't seem to save anything. It complains that the mime type is not recognized, and then immediately hangs...

I followed rucs_hack's suggestion (noapic, then modprobe sata_via) and it worked just fine.

Thanks

The code posted above solved my problem.

I have two SCSI drives, one (sda) with several Linux partitions and the other(sdb) with Windows 2000.
I could not get Windows to work until I implemented the mapping

Thanks

In my case it was a corrupt file system.

I have an amd64 with SCSI drives and that is trouble by itself...

Since I am just starting to install the system I just reformated the partition, downloaded the portage tar again, extracted it and now sync works...

Per the bug mentioned on the post above.

rapsure: the post says "solved" but yopu don't say how.
COuld you elaborate?
Thanks

I manually compiled the package and that solved my problem.

But I'm curious as to what the /etc/portage/package.keywords is supposed to do.

Marcos