port for ntfs is only partially implemented and is a
separate kernel option.
See /usr/src/linux/Documentation/filesystems/ntfs.txt for details.
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l be to
create a bug and assign it to www-misc.
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supplied with Firefox. See
http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86872 for more information if
you're interested in this.
Hope this helps,
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y directory and copy to ebuilds there, that way
you can version bump your overlay as the main portage tree gets updated.
Of course, if your manually applied patches may be of use to others then
you should probably file bugs at bugs.gentoo.org. Remember that patches
that may not be desired by everyone should utilise a local USE flag to
control patching.
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See http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=86898
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> some simple app that knows the account/password for certain machines,
> shows me what's there and then allows drag and drop between the two?
>
>I'm looking in the category list but nothing pops up.
>
> Thanks,
> Mark
>
gftp can do this.
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ction. I'm looking around now for instructions on setting
> that up.
Drop down control in the top right hand corner. Select ssh2 :)
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Of course if you're particularly adept at breaking your system, busybox
may not work unless it is statically linked.
# echo sys-apps/busybox static >> /etc/portage/package.use
Before you emerge it.
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+ + ~ + + +
2.10| ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
2.10-r1 | + + + ~ + ~ + +
2.10.1_pre0 | ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
Hope this is helpful to someone ;)
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ion is timing out. My router has options that
tell it to create the connection on requirement or to keep it up all
the time. Perhaps fiddling with any similar settings will solve the
problem.
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The easiest way is to use quickpkg to create a binary, unmerge the app
and then reemerge it with the -k switch to use the created binary
package.
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Is it mandatory to make
> a script to go into init.d? I am so used to BSD where you just add a
> simple script to rc.local or /usr/local/etc/rc.d or whatever.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Rob.
/etc/conf.d/local.start is probably what you're looking for.
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> Hangzhou, China
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I got it.
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e by side. It does have window transarancy support, although how well this
works will be down to you graphics card, which drivers you are using and how
lucky you are. It will require xorg-x11-6.8.0 or higher.
I have been using xorg-x11-6.8.2 using the binary nvidia drivers for many weeks
and
unts. I used to have many different MSN
accounts when I used Gaim.
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> without invoking multiple instances of gaim?
>
> Justin
>
Middle click the login button to sign on all your accounts at once. I
don't know how that works if you don't have passwords though.
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caused it?
>
There is no native shockwave player for Linux. It's possible that
cxoffice has installed something that makes the Yahoo! homepage think
that shockwave is available and therefore use it. Put about:plugins in
the address bar and see what you have laying around.
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