| Alaan | Emo, it found 2 cards. Weird... powermac & legacy?? I chose the first one and it says it is ok |
| EmoDirk | Alaan, its best to use powermac |
| Alaan | What is legacy? |
| EmoDirk | macs, that are very very old |
| JabberWalkie | adeeln: http://rafb.net/p/pZxvfz57.html |
| Meliorator | anyone know how i can tell 2 identical hard drives apart? ...so i can set specific udev rules for each drive? |
| EmoDirk | like macs with the 60840 chipset |
| JabberWalkie | there be my log file |
| Alaan | Thanks Emo |
| adeeln | Meliorator: maybe by what device they're connected to |
| Adlai | Meliorator, device id or volume label or something should do the trick |
| grknight | JabberWalkie, that's the weirdest mouse definition i've ever seen |
| JabberWalkie | [B[Bit is? gahh.. |
| Draconx | Meliorator, you can use udevinfo to find values suitable for use in udev rules. |
| azaghal | Hm... Ok, running revdep-rebuild I've discovered a VERY weird thing - it reported several .la files being broken, but those files don't exist on the system? :-S |
| [R] | azaghal: what is the exact output |
| Meliorator | Draconx: yeah, can't see anything different in the output of 2 identical drives |
| azaghal | [R]: For example, /usr/lib/libwv2.la (requires /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/4.1.1/libstdc++.la) |
| [R] | azaghal: and libwv2 doesnt exist? |
| Draconx | Meliorator, my drives all have unique serial numbers |
| FlightOfStairs | hello |
| felixjet | can someone help me please? when i type "eject /dev/hdb/" as root, the cdrom ejects but not as a normal user. im inside disk and cdrom groups, what a miss? |
| azaghal | [R]: Nope. For things to be a bit more stranger, neither does the second file :/ |
| puddingpimp | Meliorator, the drives will have different serial numbers, not sure how you can make a udev rule for that |
| [R] | azaghal: revdep-rebuild -i |
| azaghal | [R]: Been there, done that :) |
| Meliorator | Draconx: where do i find the serial numbers? ..they're not under /sys ...? |
| [R] | azaghal: rm /root/.revdep* |
| danky | I just installed and configured gensplash using the guide at http://gentoo-wiki.com/HOWTO_gensplash, but when I set splash to start on the default runlevel or boot runlevel using rc-update I get an error message in my boot sequence at setting frambuffer console images, the error is "Can't open config file /etc/splash/default/1024x768.cfg" any ideas how i can fix this? |
| azaghal | [R]: Been there, done that :) |
| [R] | azaghal: then revdep cna't possibly be finding libwv2 if it doesnt exist |
| puddingpimp | Meliorator, also SATA and SAS drives have GUIDs |
| adeeln | JabberWalkie: yeah that's a really weird output...it looks like it has to do with your input devices...maybe evdev? |
| azaghal | [R]: I'll give it another go, just in case. |
| JabberWalkie | errr...and what is evdev? |
| Draconx | Meliorator, udevinfo gives me lines like: S: disk/by-id/scsi-SATA_WDC_WD3200KS-00_WD-WCAPD1707681 |
| grknight | JabberWalkie, can you paste the xorg.conf that generated that log? |
| adeeln | danky: do you have a file at that location? the /etc/splash/default is actually a symlink |
| Boohbah | danky: you need to link to a /etc/splash/livecd* cfg instead |