I was having the same problem. I put together a rather basic tool that rips the mht file apart into text and binary files in the current directory. Check it out: mht-rip

I know this is some 2 years later, but I was having the same problem. I put together a rather basic tool that rips the mht file apart into text and binary files in the current directory. Check it out: mht-rip

Easy answer: No, you don't need arts (or jack).

More difficult answer: To properly multiplex sound (have multiple programs share the sound card), you must have hardware mixing (aka dmix) enabled. A good place to start is here: http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_ALSA_sound_mixer_aka_dmix

It has been so ...

How much RAM does the machine you are using the LiveCD on have? It is possible that there is not enough memory to unpack the image...

There are several attemps to duplicate flash (one of which is Gnash), but none of them are very mature or even stable enough for real use.

So it doesn't work now that the server is on linux? I would suggest checking your iptables config to make sure you aren't blocking the connection.

hope that ...

neither the config file or error log exist. Maybe try uploading them again?

net.eth1 needs to be in your default runlevel to start automatically. rc-update show
will show you what is starting at what runlevel. rc-update add net.eth1 default will add net.eth1 to the 'default' runlevel. This means that the wireless card will start when you enter the default runlevel, which ...

I'm not sure I understand your problem. You want to have the software installed twice? I don't understand the wisdom behind this. The reason for disabling the debug USE flag is to save on hard drive space. So having two copies of the program on your disk will in essence double the amount of space ...

Yes there is a way to do it. Look at the moto4lin project hosted at SF. I don't remember the exact details, but I have an L6 (quite similar to the slvr) and have gotten the program to work.

It is possible...it is called 'slotted'. I am not sure if Java is slotted in its current ebuild. That may require you setting up a portage mask and creating a couple of custom ebuilds to keep both versions.

an should fix that.

It appears that the file it downloaded is corrupted in some way.

looks like you need gtk+ what does that give you? If it is a new emerge, than that would be your problem. If gtk+ is already installed...well, than you have something else wrong...

i would check into mplayer...it is incredibly configurable. I know that it is possible using mplayer to go from video to a series of jpegs...don't know it it supports going back the other way. Perhaps something to check into.

so I did it all on my own ::grin:: here is it for anyone else that might need a starting point:

#
# Automatically generated make config: don't edit
# Linux kernel version: 2.6.17-gentoo-r4
# Wed Aug 16 09:48:57 2006
#
CONFIG_X86_32=y
CONFIG_SEMAPHORE_SLEEPERS=y
CONFIG_X86=y
CONFIG_MMU=y
CONFIG ...

I know this is really lazy...but I was hoping someone be kind enough to post their X40 .config file so I don't have to muck about getting the right setup. And your xorg.conf while you are at it. :: I'm a lazy sod, aren't i?

Thank you so much for your help.

Sounds like a hardware problem, like two different devices using the same interrupts. I don't really know where to go from here, maybe check dmesg after booting for any warnings on interrupt collisions...

Ok...here is the deal...if you want to display something on your computer (say laptop), you actually have the X server. It is non-intuitive, for the fact that it seems backwards. All the programs, like firefox will be stored on the remote computer and are called X clients. So your client (laptop ...

are you able to connect from the client to the server via ssh? If so, then as long as you have the tunnel set up right, the problem is most likely misconfiguration of your vncserver. The port to forward is 5900+ DISPLAY#, so say you did vncserver :64 than you need to forward to port 5964, so your ...

Perhaps you did not compile the program using gcc's debug switch (-g)? Just a thought...

edit:
It would appear that your program is trying to access memory outside of its stack. Googling your error brings up this page

That appears to be something from openGL, that is, a header file was not included or is not in the right place. Perhaps an and trying again will fix the problem?

what are the permissions of /etc/passwd and /etc/shadow? Maybe kde/kdm are not being able to read those files. I really don't know, but that might be a place to start.

This is just a guess, but I would say it is because emerge-webrsync is a single thread process, thus only uses one processor. Maybe someone more familiar with that program can comment?

maybe take a look at this post

i don't know about 1, but...

2) pretty sure the answer is no to that one. your best bet would be to download the stage 3 and package cds from someplace else or that is what i would suggest.

3) i have seen people discuss this in the forums before, and while people hve added portage to other distro ...

what kind of flash drive is it? it may be that its chipset does not play well with the driver you have. perhaps search google for info on it related to linux?