| Stormknight | so in /etc/fstab i put /dev/hda2 where root and boot are correct ? |
| hkBst | I'm having some trouble getting gpg-key2ps output working with gs. I'm getting "Can't find (or can't open) font file n021003l.pfb." and some more like it. Do I need to install some fonts package, or? |
| germieb | never happened |
| ric_man | Stormknight: if /boot is apart of you main filesystem, then you shouldn't have a seperate line for it in /etc/fstab |
| Stormknight | so get rid of the //boot line? |
| ric_man | Stormknight: if you have them both on the same partition - yes |
| Stormknight | still blank black screen on boot :\ |
| laen | Uh.. in which package reside glxinfo and glxgears? |
| ric_man | laen: doing "# equery b glxinfo glxgears" says mesa-progs |
| germieb | Someone plz verify that Cake < PIE is a fact of life for my friend please, he says cake is better! |
| ric_man | laen: my system reports x11-apps/mesa-progs-6.5.1 |
| germieb | Someone! |
| Krash_N_Burn | germieb: would have to say depends on who made the pie! |
| geoaxis | do I need to have XFS installed with modualr xorg (aka xorg 7) to get all the _preety_ fonts |
| laen | ric_man: k.. weird |
| germieb | pie is better then cake its a fact...look it up |
| archangel | ssh-question, I set up a ssh tunnel with 'ssh -R 8080:localhost:80 <host> cat -', this was executed on A to B, shouldn't I be able to connect from C to B:8080 and then get A:80? any suggestions? |
| ric_man | laen: why? |
| Krash_N_Burn | well I'd take a vanilla cake over an anchovie pie so :P |
| |RoB| | hi people, trying to install gentoo 2006.1 on an old k6-2 350 with 64M ram. I'm using the minimal install cd following the manual, i've got to installing the kernel but have hit a problem. I emege gentoo-sources but when i run genkernel all i get an error, it cant find /usr/src/linux-2.6.19-gentoo-r5/include/linux/version.h |
| triplah_ | can you use qemu out of portage with kvm? |
| |RoB| | sorry? havent got much experience with gentoo |
| hardcampa | |RoB|: not that I would ever touch genkernel, but do you have the linux symlink in /usr/src pointing to the kernel version (also in /usr/src) |
| |RoB| | its under the kernel: >> cleaning... part, it tries to open that file for reading but it doesnt exist |
| Giddion55 | --is there a way to reset the boot up sequence to default (like it was at install) without re installing? |
| |RoB| | im not sure? i just did emerge gentoo-sources then genkernel all |
| hardcampa | well look |
| germieb | |RoB|: are you chroot into your installtion (/mnt/gentoo is your / in that shell?) |
| Giddion55 | rob dont use genkernel its horrible, use make --menuconfig |
| hardcampa | or else do a ln -s /usr/src/linux-whateverversionyouhave /usr/src/linux |
| |RoB| | yes the symlink's there |
| hardcampa | do it point to the right version |
| Krash_N_Burn | |Rob| did you USE="symlink" when you emerged gentoo-sources? |
| |RoB| | linux -> linux-2.6.19-gentoo-r5 no |
| hardcampa | =) |
| Giddion55 | hehe repeat >>--is there a way to reset the boot up sequence to default (like it was at install) without re installing? |