Umm. No it doesn't. It tells explictely those 2 lines are now old and shouldn't be used. Only way to use eth* is to disable entire new networking from udev by adding empty 80-net-name-slot.rules, or symlink it to /dev/null, that will mean kernel will do all the naming which can be random. Either ...
I just want to add that on new gentoo (probably udev, but I am not sure what exactly triggered the change) the local sockets are expected in /run/postgresql but for some reason some tools from the package stick to /var/run/postgresql. I tried to set unix_socket_directory but neither the former nor ...
Recently, I have updated portage since it was _strongly suggested_ and got dispatch-conf broken on diff. In dispatch-conf.conf I used: diff="vim -d %s %s" Now it leads to garbage output preceded by error mesage "Vim: Warning: Output is not to a terminal" Does anyone know how to fix it?
Try removing autogen, install python 2.7 and then re-install autogen.
I think there was a bug report about this. Yep, you were right. Thanks! Problem with emerging python-2.7.1 solved. What was strange, when I tried emerge -pv autogen on the original config it showed there will be an update from ...
Running gentoo on x86_64 system (full specs are at the end of message). Recently I noticed that the version of python (2.6.5) is not reported anymore by "default" emerge . Only version 3.x (which is also installed, but not set as default) is advertised: core-i3 risa # emerge -pv python
For me, it is not set. I guess I turned it off long time ago, since I thought it did not apply to me. I understood it addressed something happening at boot with broken BIOSes.
Option 2: Use a monitor that has no usb ports Actually, I used old Samsung CRT connected through standard "D-SUB" VGA connector, which does not have any USB ports. But I am not sure, if there could be some proprietary communication line on D-SUB.
I am running x86_64 gentoo on Core i3 530 (using H55 chipset). The machine is configured as server, so it does not have any X.org stuff on it and there is normally no keyboard or monitor attached. Recently I noticed interesting behavior: When disconnecting VGA cable (which I used to connect monitor ...
Looking at your configuration in /etc/conf.d/net I am wondering if the lines: channel_wlan0="11" essid_wlan0="THOMSN" mode_wlan0="master" are really necessary. I believe these are in fact configured by hostapd. On the other hand, if you disable iwconfig and wpa_supplicant, I wonder what is then ...
I bump this thread with some observations - though no solutions :(.
I am currently pulling my hair on the same: trying to run AR5416 card in AP mode using hostapd on b/g ranges with WPA2. I have been using vanilla kernels 2.6.30.x, 2.6.31 and 2.6.31.1. So far I have figured out:
I have been recently playing with 256 color support in terminal. Though it has been there for some time already I noticed it only now. It is really an irony I have been running several gentoo installs for few years already and always felt a bit limited by native ssh 16 color terminal :oops: .
After reading the migration guide, I wonder what is the reason behind decision to encode names and versions into parameter names. E.g: # For 2.6.23-gentoo-r5, pass video_br=2 to cx88_dvb module_cx88_dvb_args_2_6_23_gentoo_r5="video_br=2" # For 2.6.x series kernels, always pass vendor and product ...
After reading the migration guide, I wonder what is the reason behind decision to encode names and versions into parameter names. E.g: # For 2.6.23-gentoo-r5, pass video_br=2 to cx88_dvb module_cx88_dvb_args_2_6_23_gentoo_r5="video_br=2" # For 2.6.x series kernels, always pass vendor and product ...
I had an issue that cropped up in the past few days (I'm not sure which package update broke it, even after going through my portage log...), where some mp3s, streamed or local, played back at an extremely high rate (chipmunk fast-forwarding). I'm on an x86_64 Gentoo system using stable packages ...
Adding 'mad' to USE for xine-lib solved this for me too. Anyone care to shed some light on why this is happening? I am a bit scared when supposedly "non high-quality mp3 decoder" simply does not work.
I have run into same problem yesterday. In fact I did use tar to move the system and also recreated /dev/console and /dev/null by hand. And also forgot to mkdir /sys. The problem was that few devices were there even then, but not all, and symptoms were a bit cryptic. I have been trying debugging ...
The way I do is to compile my NIC drivers as external modules. coldplug then runs on boot, loads the modules by itself which triggers hotplug. hotplug then starts net.xxx for me
So I don't have any net.xxx scripts in any runlevels - except for net.lo in boot
Cosmetic? Not for me. The perfect font size has changed to this . Note the size difference between leftband menu and the actual page text. This is on Windows XP SP2 + Firefox 1.0.2. I remember I had problems on my gentoo box, until I put Microsoft Verdana fonts into Xorg and made it default font ...
Cosmetic? Not for me. The perfect font size has changed to this . Note the size difference between leftband menu and the actual page text. This is on Windows XP SP2 + Firefox 1.0.2. I remember I had problems on my gentoo box, until I put Microsoft Verdana fonts into Xorg and made it default font ...
What I see right now as the biggest problem with current setup is that it breaks "emerge -e world" regulary. Even though "emerge -e world" is something probably I do not do on regular basis, right now I am switching compiler and so I am there.
Unfortunately, it is quite a annoyance when after few ...
It seems to me that either the implementation for DVD control is missing in kernel, or the user space tools simply do not use it. Anyway, I think this is kernel issue, also I do not understand why SET_STREAMING is recommended for DVD drives (instead of CDROM_SELECT_SPEED) and also, why no one ...
I would like to add that I have tested hdparm and eject speed setting options with regular data CD (something I should have probably done at the begining) and it behaves as accepted until the CD is unmounted. So mount /dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom hdparm -E 1 /dev/hdc <some copy from CD to local FS ...
