xqyz@leicester ~ $ USE="-hal $USE" emerge -uDN world -pv
So this mean you disabled hal globally on that machine? Let us know if you find anything that stops working as a result
I run the installation last night as well.
Seems to be a problem relating to dev-libs/nss, Evolution (the email client itself) and power manager. I had nss-3.12.5 installed at first. However Evolution then failed to compile. I then unmasked nss-3.12.6-r1 and tried again. Evolution then succeeded, but power manager then failed. I just did a "--resume --skipfirst" to complete it without the new power manager.
Am I right in suspecting a problem with nss relating to this? Could be that nspr package too. nspr-4.8.4 got pulled in with the latest nss library. Unfortuantely it was too late in the day, so I didn't see why power manager failed.
Hi guys, I installed gnome 2.30.0 and I have no big problems. Just gvfs don't auto-mount. Though I used the USE flag -hal and gdu. But for the moment is not a problem.
I try to test my iphone with the new libs and not a very success.
I installed libimobiledevice and dependence, with the good version I installed this ebuild : http://git.imagination-land.com...
and checked the version here
I can mount my iphone 3GS, I can see the musics and play-list / podcast with GTKpod-9999, I not tested the sync for the moment. But I want to synchronize with evolution but he is not work. Do you have idea ? Do you have already tested ?
Hi,
I also have problems with auto-mount. Auto-mount of my USB stick works, but not CDs and DVDs. I have one DVD-rom on /dev/hdc (and /dev/dvd) and a DVD-RW on /dev/hda (and /dev/dvdrw). I can mount them manually, but nothing happens automatically. I have gnome-base/gvfs-1.4.3 compiled with -hal and with gdu. I have the latest devicekit and devicekit-disks installed and udev-151-r1. Kernel is 2.6.31-gentoo-r9 and gdu is sys-apps/gnome-disk-utility-2.30.1 [+nautilus].
Can anyone who has this working explain what they have done?
Also I tried gnome-extra/gnome-power-manager-2.30.0 again. This is the error I get:
gulivert wrote:Monsm: I solved my problem with automount, just update dbus with version 1.3.0-r1.
After emerge don't forgot revdep-rebuild.
Thanks. I'll try to upgrade dbus too. Its on 1.2.24 at the moment.
I tried to set "-hal" as a global useflag, but quickly found that my xorg-server (1.6.5) still needs it (e.g. for keyboard and mouse). I added a line in /etc/portage/packages.use to give xorg-server back hal support. So at the moment everyting seem to work (apart from this cd/dvd automount issue). xorg-server is now the only component on my system using hal.
Mons
EDIT: Additional question on that automount issue. Should dbus and/or devicekit be running as a service?
Well I'm only using dbus 1.2.24 and automount is working. dbus does need to be running as a service. Gnome 2.30 doesn't use devicekit because it was moved to udisks and udev enumerating the events.
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rapsure wrote:Well I'm only using dbus 1.2.24 and automount is working. dbus does need to be running as a service. Gnome 2.30 doesn't use devicekit because it was moved to udisks and udev enumerating the events.
Ok. I have sys-apps/udisks-1.0.0 installed. But I notice there are also sys-fs/udisks. This last one is hard masked, so I guess that one is not needed?
So you haven't got anything running as a service that handle any of this (devicekit, dbus, udisks, etc)?
sys-fs/udisks is what has been merged to the main Gentoo portage tree. Devicekit is no longer needed and isn't even maintained. Uninstall devicekit and devicekit-disks. udisks should automatically be pulled in as a dependency when the use flags for gvfs are set correctly. udisks is s dependency to gnome-disk-utility-2.30.1.
Hindi ko naintindihan, pakiulit. Sometimes my code works.
rapsure wrote:sys-fs/udisks is what has been merged to the main Gentoo portage tree. Devicekit is no longer needed and isn't even maintained. Uninstall devicekit and devicekit-disks. udisks should automatically be pulled in as a dependency when the use flags for gvfs are set correctly. udisks is s dependency to gnome-disk-utility-2.30.1.
I am a bit confused. They seem to have moved udisks from sys-apps to sys-fs. However gnome-disk-utility 2.30.1 depend on it being in sys-apps. I suspect emerge of gnome-disk-utility won't work at the moment ( ?). There is a bug report around this: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=309759
rapsure wrote:sys-fs/udisks is what has been merged to the main Gentoo portage tree. Devicekit is no longer needed and isn't even maintained. Uninstall devicekit and devicekit-disks. udisks should automatically be pulled in as a dependency when the use flags for gvfs are set correctly. udisks is s dependency to gnome-disk-utility-2.30.1.
I am a bit confused. They seem to have moved udisks from sys-apps to sys-fs. However gnome-disk-utility 2.30.1 depend on it being in sys-apps. I suspect emerge of gnome-disk-utility won't work at the moment ( ?). There is a bug report around this: http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=309759
Mons
you have to use gnome-disk-utility 2.30.1 from gnome overlay !
Done a lot of big updates the over the last day or so. New kernel 2.6.32-r7, xorg server 1.7.6, new mesa, re-emerged udev and dbus and new udisks and more. All works fine except the annoying automount of cds and dvds. I can run "udisks --mount /dev/hdc" as a normal user and the cd mounts under /media as it should. It just doesn't happen automatically. If I use the gnome disk utility v2.30.1 from the systems tools menu, it doesn't even detect the CD ("no medium detected"), even though the mount command succeeds without any form of error or warning. Strange.
One thing on my updates. Udisks-1.0.0 is under sys-apps on the gnome overlay. The new version in the main gentoo tree is sys-fs/udisks-1.0.1. Since this one is in sys-fs you will get file collisions when emerging it. So you have to unmerge the old sys-apps/udisks first.
Run udev monitor --kernel --udev --property as root and see if udev reads a media change when inserting media into the optical drive. Also what are your use flags for udev, and version?
Hindi ko naintindihan, pakiulit. Sometimes my code works.
gulivert wrote:Monsm: I solved my problem with automount, just update dbus with version 1.3.0-r1.
After emerge don't forgot revdep-rebuild.
As the person who mostly handles dbus - do NOT upgrade to 1.3.0 - this step is definitely not required, and in fact, is frowned upon. There is a reason why I masked it, and that is because 1.2.24 is newer.
gulivert wrote:Monsm: I solved my problem with automount, just update dbus with version 1.3.0-r1.
After emerge don't forgot revdep-rebuild.
As the person who mostly handles dbus - do NOT upgrade to 1.3.0 - this step is definitely not required, and in fact, is frowned upon. There is a reason why I masked it, and that is because 1.2.24 is newer.
Ok I downgrade dbus 1.3.0 to .1.2.24 to see if automount work again. Thank you for your answer.
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