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[00:27]<rggjgg>smk: whatever works best for you
[00:27]<adjurrww>emerge the tar file
[00:28]<vzyppym_hugvnz>jyoungxx: first search for an existing ebuild, and if you can't find one go back to the project homepage and get the source
[00:28]<rwjpp>How do I get gnome to accept firefox as a gecko engine instead of mozilla?
[00:28]<rggjgg>jyoungxx: write an ebuild for it
[00:28]<dyaz0a0sd>when trying to emerge almost anything, i get an error missing libstdc++.la
[00:28]<fyfuynd>smk: if just one package needs the flag or you want to finetune, put it in package.use otherweise make.conf
[00:28]<rgrkyd>TFKyle, actually I'm more interested on anjuta since it let's me reach functions definitions easier.
[00:28]<dyaz0a0sd>but i emerge libstdc++ fine
[00:28]<pnyvyanyz0>hello. any one has been able to configure and actually develop something with java and festival or freetts ?
[00:28]<tfkdfn>anaKim: ok, firstly are you trying 1.2.x or 2.x?
[00:28]<xjffjwsjuf>micr0c0sm, u updated gcc recently i.e from gcc-3.3 -> gcc 3.4 or higher?
[00:28]<wjznm>roger55: are that config scripts or is this just for lspci ?
[00:29]<adjurrww>I only have the RPM and I don't want to buy vmware again to get the source
[00:29]<rnj>micr0c0sm: Run fix_libtool_files.sh.
[00:29]<rgrkyd>TFKyle, 1.2.4
[00:29]<zjznztt>xored, I want to know what your card shows in lspci
[00:29]<vzyppym_hugvnz>jyoungxx: there's already ebuilds for vmware in portage. you just need your code i believe, although you can try qemu too if you want
[00:29]<lyguwkjzn>can someone reccomend a better ftp server other than pure-ftpd or is that one of the best
[00:29]<axuvaxygs_wc>vsftpd
[00:29]<sdc>proftpd is good
[00:30]<tfkdfn>anaKim: on the error dialog click Inform Developers (update bugbuddy), show details and pastebin the backtrace
[00:30]<adjurrww>ok
[00:30]<zjznztt>micr0c0sm, run fix_libtool_files.sh gcc-version-in-error --oldarch chost-of-error-message
[00:30]<pnyvyanyz0>LinuxKore: have you tried vsftp ?
[00:30]<yrmyrj2fu>anybody use SSHFS and Gnome (whenever I use nautilus on a SSHFS mount, nautilus closes without any error message).
[00:30]<lyguwkjzn>feiticeir0: no i havent
[00:30]<vuwyac>hehe
[00:30]<msx>roger55: hey when I emerge -pv gnome-light how come it says it will emerge gentoo-sources?
[00:30]<vuwyac>good old nautilus
[00:30]<rwjpp>SSHFS crashed my kernel really bad on a regular basis when I used it.
[00:31]<zjznztt>dsh, ok so can you post the output and your command to a pastebin please?
[00:31]<rwjpp>I don't think that's nautilus' fault.
[00:31]<zjznztt>dsh, rafb.net/paste
[00:31]<dyaz0a0sd>thanks roger55 ReJ and hollowsoul
[00:31]<pnyvyanyz0>its easy to configure and its powerfull - give it a try. i havent tryed pure-ftpd so i cannot compare
[00:31]<dyaz0a0sd>gcc-config 1 && fix_libtool.sh 4.1.0 did it
[00:31]<dyaz0a0sd>brb
[00:32]<msx>roger55: it's just like any other emerge -pv command
[00:32]<rggvjj>simple question, how to get a root terminal with the 2006.0 livecd
[00:32]<rggvjj>the installer is crap :\
[00:34]<zjznztt>dsh, ask someone else.
[00:34]<rwjpp>I think that's pretty judgemental, gentoo. You can get a root terminal with sudo su - in any terminal.
[00:34]<tfkdfn>gentoo: open a terminal and su -? or maybe sudo, not sure
[00:34]<zjznztt>gentoo, sudo su
[00:34]<msx>roger55: why?
[00:34]<zjznztt>dsh, I asked you twice to post it, I won't ask again.
[00:35]<msx>roger55: i dont have access to pastebin from the computer where im having the problem
[00:35]<rggvjj>ah thx
[00:35]<msx>roger55: i can tell you the details of my kernel that I have installed right now and the kernel that is attempting to be installed
[00:35]<zjznztt>dsh, what's the gentoo-sources line in the output?
[00:36]<msx>roger55: gentoo-source-2.6-16-r7 ....do you want use flags?
[00:37]<rgrkyd>TFKyle, what do I use to place the error info on a url?
[00:38]<zjznztt>is there a N or somethine else in the [] ?
[00:38]<tfkdfn>anaKim: http://rafb.net/paste/ (use a browser)
[00:38]<msx>roger55: yah there's the [ebuild N]
[00:39]<zvzndu>hmm gnome emerge just failed on package 145/201 - apmd had an error in libapm.la... any ideas?
[00:39]<zjznztt>dsh, and what kernel is installed?
[00:39]<rgrkyd>TFKyle, http://rafb.net/paste/results/Kc7qgw45.html
[00:39]<msx>roger55: gentoo-source-2.6.15-r5
[00:40]<tfkdfn>anaKim: hrm, thats not very informitivie :(, when you run it from a console you get no output that would suggest why its crashing why?
[00:40]<ys_guff>hello everybody, there is a usb connected sytlus D88 on this gentoo box, trying to install it's pips drivers, command : "/usr/sbin/lpadmin -p sc87 -E -v ekplp:/var/ekpd/ekplp0 -m eksc87.ppd" returns output : lpadmin: add-printer (set device) failed: client-error-not-possible; googling couldn't give better information that there may be an error in the syntax, but this command is just copied from pips printer stylus D88 driver readme
[00:40]<ys_guff>. ghostscript, cups and psutils are correctly emergedany idea ?
[00:40]<tfkdfn>er, right
[00:40]<yrmyrj2fu>anybody use SSHFS and Gnome (whenever I use nautilus on a SSHFS mount, nautilus closes without any error message).
[00:40]<xjffjwsjuf>atreyu, try emerge libtool && fix_libtool_files.sh
[00:40]<ys_guff>i never used a printer with linux thought
[00:40]<tfkdfn>indigoblu: sshfs as in the FUSE filesystem?
[00:41]<yrmyrj2fu>TFKyle: yes
[00:41]<zvzndu>thx hollow, i'll give that a shot
[00:41]<yrmyrj2fu>TFKyle: Ive read that other people have same issue online, but never seen any resolution.
[00:41]<rgrkyd>TFKyle, I'll run it from the console.
[00:41]<tfkdfn>nope then, I've used the sftp gnome-vfs module, but not sshfs
[00:41]<rwjpp>When I compile mozilla, it crashes at ./config because it tries to find gnome-vfs. When I compile gnome-vfs, it has mozilla as a dependency.
[00:42]<zvzndu>wow.. i have a p4 and i just realized in make.conf CHOST="i386-pc-linux-gnu"
[00:42]<zvzndu>that might be a problem eh?
[00:42]<kgrw_>sweet
[00:42]<myllggvzjl>atreyu: not really a problem... just inefficient..
[00:42]<xjffjwsjuf>awolf, try emerge --skipfirst gnome-vfs (so it skips mozilla)
[00:42]<tfkdfn>Miffentrop: unless he's on an arch other than x86 ;)
[00:42]<zvzndu>i should change it to "i686-pc-linux-gnu right?
[00:43]<zjznztt>atreyu, not unless you want to recompile everything
[00:43]<ma2gggyg>anyone know how to make my user to beable to read from the cd rom
[00:43]<xjffjwsjuf>awolf, awolf after u get mozilla compiled u can then compile gnome-vfs so it can compile against mozilla
[00:43]<zvzndu>well basically have a default gentoo install right now
[00:43]<xrgsnfmr>hello all. Problem with the automount of usb stick, it never work. OK the story begins first with udev. By plug in the usb stick, the udev does not creat the /dev/sda. But the udevmonitor detects all the events that I have done the plug-in
[00:43]<zvzndu>with a half failed gnome emerge
[00:43]<myllggvzjl>TFKyle: true :D
[00:43]<zjznztt>dsh, that's odd.
[00:43]<msx>roger55: yah
[00:43]<zvzndu>so now would be the time too fix it right?
[00:44]<kgrw_>what does the CHOST affect that CFLAGS don't
[00:44]<msx>roger55: I used the graphical installer if that makes any difference
[00:44]<zjznztt>Knaw_, how glibc is built nptl support for example
[00:44]<kgrw_>if arch/tune/cpu are set correctly i mean
[00:44]<xjffjwsjuf>atreyu, yes it would (since less recompiling) but first run emerge libtool && fix_libtool_files.sh to fix some librarys
[00:44]<zjznztt>dsh ah that's why, you chose the use the livecd kernel option
[00:45]<ys_guff>nobody has an experience with cups issues ?
[00:45]<msx>roger55: yah
[00:45]<tfkdfn>hanselda: does your kernel have all the things it needs (SCSI, USB HID, etc.) built in?

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