I have a similar problem, except that I have missing text altogether. For example, on the homestarrunner.com site, there's no text at the bottom. I think it's the result of a bitmap font taking over for the ttf, but I don't really know how to fix it aside from pulling all of my fontpaths and ...

adsmith wrote:two words: emerge athcool
read up about it -- it's probably a MoBo setting problem. I was running 70C idle, and now run 38C idle.. no hardware changes.

That program's not designed for any amd64 motherboards in existence. Not to mention it's using an outdated list of chipsets for amd x86 boards.

>Octoploid< wrote:

toofastforyahuh wrote:Not entirely true.
[url]file:///home/sbehling/mame88/xmame64_bench88.html[/url]

Unfortunately the link you provided is unreachable from anywhere outside your own machine.

Old K8T800's don't support async. AGP/PCI clocking, and the SATA/RAID controller on the VT8237 southbridge usually fails quite quickly as well. I head that VIA was going to fix this, and I think the boards shipping to day are OK, but I'm not sure.

I've owned two motherboards with the VT8237 SATA ...

problem finally solved. Below are the steps I followed.

I don't suppose you have a link to the fix? I have an AMD64 with a laserjet 4 and I'm having the same problem.

update: you can print to the printer manually by trying something like the following:

cat - - > /dev/printers/0
and typing your test message following by control-L
and control-C ...

have you tried another digital video disc?

the only 32 bit apps I run are firefox and binary plugins. Everything else is 64 bit and flies. It's worth it.

I get those messages too, but I assumed it was because I was using raid. I have the same SATA controller as you.

it installed for me, but I have no sound... I'm investigating.

edit: found solution...

echo "et.x86 0 0 direct" > /proc/asound/card0/pcm0p/oss

edit: as a possible solution to your problem, have you emerged the x86_32 emulation libraries? I know running an emerge openoffice-bin will automagically ...

what about nvidia users? Vesafb doesn't work for my fx5900. I'm on a K8T800 chipset.

something else I noticed: if you install another jdk/jre in addition (i.e. have a 64 bit blackdown and 32 bit sun java for firefox-bin 32 bit), the symlink to the plugin disappears when you install that other jdk/jre

I emerged dvdbackup yesterday to make test copies for a limited 24-hour period of some movies I got from netflix. It worked like a charm. Here is my emerge info:

Portage 2.0.51-r2 (default-linux/amd64/2004.3, gcc-3.4.2, glibc-2.3.4.
20040808-r1, 2.6.9-gentoo-r1 x86_64 ...

AWESOME! It worked. I was copying the plugin before rather than linking it. Also, I'd renamed the directory to sun-jre-1.5.0... one of these must have been the problem. Thanks a bunch!

welp.. wasn't 64 bit JRE as that didn't work

edit: extracting 32 bit JRE to /opt/sun-jre-1.5.0/ didn't work either...

could you please explain in more detail how you got this to work?

did you install the entire 32 bit JRE or just use the plugin with the 64 bit JRE?

Awesome

Have these patches been accepted by the xvid people?

just a step-by-step of how to install from rpm for 32-bit firefox-bin.

1. cd /tmp/
2. wget http://easynews.dl.sourceforge.net/sourceforge/mplayerplug-in/mplayerplug-in-2.70-fc2.i386.rpm
3. rpm2targz /tmp/mplayerplug-in-2.7.0-fc2.i386.rpm
4. tar zxvf /tmp/mplayerplug-in-2.7.0-fc2.i386.tar.gz
5. ln ...

so, who wants to make an mplayerplug-in-bin ebuild for amd64?

net-im/jabberd-1.4.3-r4 (already submitted and fixed)

confirmed. 64 bit blackdown-jdk plugin is a no-go on 32 bit firefox. Next idea I can think of is to try chroot 32 bit java.

kde compiled perfectly last night on a fresh install of linux 2.6.9 and gcc 3.4. This must have been some kind of fluke.

MSI nforce chipset > MSI via chipset

on what basis do you make this claim?

I just got through installing 2004.3/gcc 3.4 on a MSI K8T Neo-FSR. The hardest part was probably figuring out that my SATA was causing a bunch of kernel panics on the stock kernel, so I had to temporarily disable it ...

I went the clean compile route and am so far liking it. However, something relevant that you might find promising: I swapped a p3 500 mobo and proc with an AXP 2500+ mobo and proc and it worked just fine. However, I think AMD64 is too fundamental a change to just upgrade packages as the libc and ...

if you've bought a domain, you can make it dynamic using a DNS hosting service such as http://freedns.afraid.org/