I am still playing the devil trying to get all of this to work. Windows was even tested out on this machine and is still getting some errors.. but I have replaced almost everything on the system in order to hunt this down with no luck.. I still agree with you, it is Hardware!

Things I have tried ...

I have a relatively new Gentoo install that I am using as a router (Home Router Guide), also as a Samba server. I wanted a good network card for it so I got an Intel Gigabit card.
00:0b.0 Ethernet controller: Intel Corporation 82541PI Gigabit Ethernet Controller (rev 05)
I compiled in the e1000 ...

I have an old Dell server (some horrific serverworks mb and an old 2.4Ghz chip on it) that I am using as a NFS server. Basically... 2 promise cards and lots of HDs.

In dmesg I get this: Linux agpgart interface v0.101 (c) Dave Jones
ohci_hcd: 2005 April 22 USB 1.1 'Open' Host Controller (OHCI ...

Solved it!

There was a konsolerc file in ~/.kde/share/config that had the options default session=su.desktop ... taking out this option brought back my normal behavior

The only F4 I see in there is "Open Terminal" which sounds right to me. I do not see a "Open Root Terminal" in there.. which is what seems to be happening.

Thanks for the thought.. any other ideas?

Hello all

I have a stupid Konqueror/Konsole question:

I often like to use the F4 feature in Konqueror's file browser mode to bring up a Konsole so that I can quickly do a little console work in the directory. I was playing the other day with the default profiles in Konsole and I must have messed ...

Just happened to me too.. they are all in the right place, but nothing can see them. I too updated arts and kdelibs.. so not sure which is the culprit

thanks for the tip.. but after 3 years, I figured it was time for a re-install anyway. When I got it all up, it compiled just fine. So something was messed up somewhere along the way.

Thanks again though

Just wanted to put in my "Me Too" post. Very disconserting since I recently updated from an older system to a newer one especially to get rid of this problem...

NForce4 Ultra, mostly ~AMD64, 1st gen SATA Raptor 36GB drive, no PATAs on the system, AMD3700

hdparm reports 53.26MB/s

Specific issues I ...

Rikai, thanks for letting me look at your script.. it is HUGE but it seems very thorough. One question about it, you said to put it in init.d and run it at the default level, do you NOT run iptables then? right now I have iptables at the default level. Thanks again.

Hello all

I have just followed the home router setup and I am EXCITED! I am replacing ClarkConnect with this and all seems to be going fine.


I have a few questions if someone does not mind taking the time to answer. But first off.. a small rant about this process. I have been using Linux now for ...

How do you have glibc compiled? Do you have nptlonly? Mine looks like this:
Another great thought, but alas.. mine is the same as yours except for the userlocale
[ebuild R ] sys-libs/glibc-2.3.6-r3 USE="nls nptl -build -erandom -glibc-compat20 -glibc-omitfp -hardened -linuxthreads-tls -nptlonly ...

Wine should compile cleanly on amd64 with no patches. The only patch I use is for WoW. I have no idea what is causing your problems, and I don't have any issues like that during compile. Have you tried revdep-rebuild to make sure all other libs are updated correctly?
I was excited when I read your ...

I am having this same problem and would like to 'bump' this topic to see if anyone has any fresh ideas about why this happens.

I personally LOVE having xfce in a vnc so I can easily work on my comp from work.. but when I get home, I find that kde suits my needs better. I don't understand why kde's ...

I have read everywhere I can reasonably find and have not seen anyone with my error, so now I ask you, my fellow AMD64ers if you have any clue why I cannot compile Wine. I also tried to ask this question on the end of someone else having compile issues in wine, but to no answer... that is what I get ...

Now wine has compiled cleanly, and I'll give it a try tonight.
I am really glad you got yours to compile Timers2k.. so now, since I am on AMD64 and cannot compile wine, I will "hijack" this thread to see if anyone has any ideas why mine will not compile. I have version 0.9.6 installed through ...

This just hit me and I found your post. This solved it for me. This should NOT have happened, but I am VERY greatful for the fix!

I agree with the 'Hero Status' -- thanks!

Interesting.. I have strict 64bit FF with default everything ... no flash, but no java problems for me.. both of the provided links work without any problems.. I liked the weather one! I even moved around, slowed the animation, etc. No crash!

Did you leave the OCHI support to kernel?

The idea is to get USB2 support to load firts and then the USB1 support after that. That can be made sure by leaving USB2 to kernel and compiling USB1 support as module.

Not completely understanding here, but I took a stab at it.


<*> EHCI HCD (USB 2.0 ...

You can put different types of RAM in the slots, but then you loose the dual channel mode and lots of speed.
You need to fill the slots two by two with identical modules. But the two pairs can be different (ie 2*512MB + 2*1GB). You also need to fill the slots in a certain order (ie do not leave ...

This problem gets weirder still...

I hook up my HP Photo 1000 to my AMD64 Gentoo comp and it finds it no problem!
usblp 1-1:1.0: usb_probe_interface
usblp 1-1:1.0: usb_probe_interface - got id
drivers/usb/class/usblp.c: usblp0: USB Bidirectional printer dev 3 if 0 alt 1 proto 2 vid 0x03F0 pid ...

Try compiling HCD (usb1) support as module and see if that helps
Unfortunately, that did not work. Everything is now as a module and I still get this:
ohci_hcd 0000:00:02.0: OHCI Host Controller
drivers/usb/core/inode.c: creating file 'devices'
drivers/usb/core/inode.c: creating file '001'
ohci ...

Just an update here:

I got in the memory and installed all 3 GB on the board and cranked it up to 200MHZ.. DDR400..and I ran memtest. It ran great until the 6th test where it produced 3 errors.. subsequent tests caused an error here or there. Through the first run, I got a total of 7 errors. I ...

I have just updated my hardware to a nforce4 chaintech board and I am now having issues with my USB Brother laser printer 5040.

My kernel config worked great on the old MB, but now I am having some serious issues. A USB keyboard DOES work, but not my printer.

dmesg produces the following error. I ...

Nice widan.. thanks for the info.. I will take your links, study the tables, set up the 'best possible' and then get testing!

Thanks again!