Kent Borg wrote:
> Recently xmms stopped working. It will launch, but it won't play
> anything. I try to play a file and nothing happens, I try to play an
> internet stream and I get a file dialog. I think it broke in the
> upgrade from 1.2.10-r13 to 1.2.10-r5. Suggestions?
Have you recently
david wrote:
> My DSL modems's add is 192.168.1.254 so that is the default gateway.The
> server's add is eth0/192.168.1.96 and I enabled ip pass through in the
> modem to the server,works fine.Next I wanted to set up the server as a
> router with a crossover cable to home box.home box address is
>
david wrote:
> Thanks for the reply.I'm new to this so your explanation really
> helps.The dsl modem's set-up page is at 192.168.1.254.It is also the
> default gateway.Here is resolv.conf;
I'm getting a little lost here. It looks like you're trying to do 2
distinct tasks here. It looks like:
Colin wrote:
> I know that EarthLink dial-up has no port forwarding or port blocking in
> effect. I think they'll let you run servers from behind dial-up
> connections, but I know that it's a no-no from behind their high-speed
> connections, unless you get a business plan.
IIRC, their "gamers"
Ognjen Bezanov wrote:
> There was that whole "Gentoo is for ricers" website which generally
> mocked the gentoo community for their 'futile' quest to eck every last
> ounce of CPU power from their machines. The gentoo community generally
Pretty funny website! Their URL is pretty fitting, too:
h
This is in reference to:
http://marc.theaimsgroup.com/?l=gentoo-user&m=111525434728903&w=2
Summary of problem: Audio in KDE didn't work when switching from 2.6.9
kernel to 2.6.11 kernel.
Resolution/workaround:
1. Open KMix mixer window
2. Select "Switches" tab
3. Turn off both "Headphone Jack
Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote:
> 2. If there's not already a bug report on bugs.kde.org, I plan to post
> one.
Viz bug # 106189
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=106189
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Ian K wrote:
> Can you please tell me where to go to get this mailing list's archives?
> What does this error mean anyway?
> Ian
http://www.google.com/search?q=acpi+mailing+list&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8
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Michael Haan wrote:
> I'll take a look at those things, but the odd thing is I can boot the
> old kernel and networking is just fine. Only the kernel has changed
> (and not even the kernel options).
This sounds like you need to re-emerge the driver for your NIC. For
example, every time I upgrad
Neil Bothwick wrote:
>
> On Fri, May 27, 2005 2:27 am, Gabriel M. Beddingfield said:
>
>> This sounds like you need to re-emerge the driver for your NIC. For
>> example, every time I upgrade my kernel I have to do something like this:
>>
>> # cd /usr/src
&
Digby Tarvin wrote:
> Base system is now coming up fine, but my PCMCIA lan card is not
> being recognised.
What is the make/model of the NIC you are trying to use?
Please post the output from either command: 'lspci' or 'cat /proc/pci'
There's about 3 typical PCMCIA drivers, and then many more o
Jason Castonguay wrote:
> /var/tmp/portage/glibc-2.3.4.20050125-r1/work/build-default-i586-pc-linux-gnu-linuxthreads/rt/aio_notify.og
> The bug is not reproducible, so it is likely a hardware or OS problem.
> make[2]: ***
Are you finding the bug to be repeatable? Did you try it again? Do you ge
I'm in the US, and I like both Alt keys being Alt (not Alt+Gr). The default
X setup works fine for this.
When I start using keyboard layouts (xkb), I can't get any of the US layouts
to map two Alt's. When using a Spanish or German keyboard... I want the
Alt+Gr, but when using a US keyboard I wa
Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote:
>
> I'm in the US, and I like both Alt keys being Alt (not Alt+Gr). The
> default X setup works fine for this.
>
> When I start using keyboard layouts (xkb), I can't get any of the US
> layouts
> to map two Alt's. When usi
I'm travelling on business and trying to use the hotel-supplied internet. I'm
using a Telkonet Bridge through the building's wiring. (Laptop -> Cat-5
cable -> Telkonet -> building wiring.) My laptop is an up-to-date Gentoo,
2.6 kernel, IBM Thinkpad R51.
DHCP works to give me an IP address,
A. Khattri wrote:
> 1. Can you ping that name server?
Yes.
> 2. What is /etc/nsswitch.conf
Via another post, I'm guessing you're looking for the 'hosts' line, which is
'hosts: files dns'
> 3. Check you dont have a firewall blocking UDP 53.
Not sure how to test that. But read on...
> If you
I recently upgraded my kernel from 2.6.9-gentoo-r13 to 2.6.11-suspend2. I
wanted to get software suspend v2 working. (I'm using a laptop, and boot /
shutdown is just taking forever.)
I seem to have most everything worked out except this: When I boot, I can't
get the soundcard to make any noise
Nick Rout wrote:
> equery which packagename is meant to give you the full path and name of
> the ebuild file for the version of packagename that portage would
> install.
>
> however on my system it gives the latest unstable version, at least of
> mythtv.
For some reason, this problem intrigued m
Gabriel M. Beddingfield wrote:
> 2. Based on their input, file a bug report. IMHO, I think the default
> should work the way you suggest, and there should be some way to expand it
> to include packages.
That should read: "...to include masked packages."
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Luigi Pinna wrote:
> Hello!
> I installed a new Gentoo box with KDE3.4 and aspell but, if I try to use
> aspell in kmail (I said in the control center to use aspell), I read
> that the PATH is wrong or check if I installed apell.
> I use aspell 0.60.2 from the portage tree, where can I modify the
Richard Fish wrote:
> Do you have /etc/hibernate/hibernate.conf setup to restart alsa on
> suspend/resume?
>
> # StopServices alsasound
No, I didn't. After adding various versions (including 'ResumeServices
alsasound'), the problem actually got worse.
> Does the sound card start working af
Nick Rout wrote:
> Thanks for your investigation, you are obviously far more au fait with
> the finer points of the portage/python thing than I am.
Nope. That's actually my first delve into tracing a python. I can't even
do "Hello, World!" in Python. However, the syntax looks like a cross
betw
Walter Dnes wrote:
> KDE uses the artsd sound daemon. Have you configured artsd properly?
Whether artsd is properly configured or no... I would never wager on it, but
I think it's OK. Everything works great with a 2.6.9 kernel, but not
2.6.11.
In trying to isolate the problem, I went into KD
YoYo Siska wrote:
> Try saving the mixer state when the sound is working
> alsactl store
>
> then start up kde, (i presume you sound stops working now),
> and then try
> alsactl restore
> and see whether the sound works...
>
> If this is the problem disable the mixer settings loading in kde
In
YoYo Siska wrote:
>> alsactl: set_control:930: warning: name mismatch (External
>> Amplifier/Headphone Jack Sense) for control #26
> seems there are some differencies between alsa in those 2 kernels
> why do you boot different kernels?
I was trying to migrate to a new kernel... I've just about gi
I recently install postgresql. When I start the server, I'm getting what
looks like a PAM error.
orion ~ # /etc/init.d/postgresql start
* Starting PostgreSQL ...
You are required to change your password immediately (root enforced)
su: Authentication token is no longer valid; new one required.
(
Jean Magnan de Bornier wrote:
> Hi all,
> I emerged nxml to edit xml files with emacs; it works great, but when I
> open an xml file it is sgml xml-mode, I have to switch to nxml by hand;
> this seems to be new since some time ago nxml was the default mode.
> In the site-gentoo.el file which is ge
Javier Uribe wrote:
> hi people.
>
> I have compile PostgreSQL satisfactorily, my doubt is when starting, it
> appears the next message
>
> highwaystar ~ # /etc/init.d/postgresql start
> * Starting PostgreSQL ...
> su: Authentication service cannot retrieve authentication info.
> (Ignored)
Mariusz P?kala wrote:
> Looks like an expired password. What is in your /etc/shadow in postgres'
> entry?
>
Mariusz,
# grep postgres /etc/shadow
postgres:!!:0:0:9:7:::8021806
Thanks,
Gabriel
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Mariusz P?kala wrote:
> This time it's about no entry for postgres in /etc/shadow. :-)
>
> This line, added to /etc/shadow, would be OK:
> postgres:!:12654:0:9:7:::
>
Hi Mariusz,
This is what I had:
postgres:!!:0:0:9:7:::8021806
This is what I changed it to:
postgres:!!:13066:0:
Grant wrote:
> Hello, I'd like to ssh into my network over the internet. Do I need
> to set up VPN for that? Can anyone point me in the right direction?
It depends on what you're trying to do.
If you just want to ssh into a machine on your network... then no. From a
shell session on that mach
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