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[15:05]<affggjb>+(the connection between the modem and the PC is the important one)
[15:05]<lrf>+kale, yes, that'
[15:05]<lrf>+kale, yes, that's where i get my info from
[15:06]<crfn>-paq: and one disk is down?
[15:06]<affggjb>+Amy-bunny: If it's ethernet then you should be fine
[15:06]<lrf>+kale, no, it shows both ports as "OK"
[15:06]<crfn>-paq: what is the error
[15:06]<cjzsv1g>+can anyone help me with this please? : http://pastebin.com/728003
[15:06]<lrf>+kale, Unit 0: RAID 1 149.05 GB ( 312579760 blocks): DEGRADED
[15:06]<lrf>+kale, Port 0: ST3160023A 3LJ09FPH 149.05 GB (312581808 blocks): OK(unit 0)
[15:06]<rfprrruyr>-when emerging evince, It reports that it can't find libc++ in my old gcc's libs dir,so i set CC to point to the new gcc, but it won't sort the problem. any ideas?
[15:06]<lrf>+kale, Port 1: ST3160023A 3JS2DMAA 149.05 GB (312581808 blocks): OK(unit 0)
[15:06]<crfn>-paq: you must rebuild that disk
[15:06]<add-2uggd>-AllenJB - awesome, how do i start the connection then?
[15:06]<lrf>+kale, which disk?
[15:07]<crfn>-paq: the one thats degraded
[15:07]<crfn>-
ACTION goes for a reboot

[15:07]<lrf>+
ACTION sighs

[15:07]<affggjb>+Amy-bunny: It's fairly likely that it'll use DHCP, so in that case you just make sure your PC is set up to use DHCP, plug it in and roll
[15:07]<xjffjwsjuf>+korst3n, emerge -p courier-authlib u got it ?
[15:07]<2usxwrccj>+hey, I want to remove all mye kde-3.4 stuff
[15:07]<lrf>+the rebuild command requires me to specify a port.. but both ports are reported as OK.. this doesnt make sense
[15:07]<2usxwrccj>+but just deleting /usr/kde/3.4 is a little crude
[15:08]<wyppwjzc9pjj>+thanks for the help on grub, folks - I gotta run :)
[15:09]<cjzsv1g>+hollowsoul, yes it have Green R
[15:09]<affggjb>+bushwakko: Not to mention it probably won't delete everything. I'd recommend using tools from gentoolkit to list all the KDE packages installed, then uninstalling the KDE 3.4 stuff properly.
[15:09]<affggjb>+bushwakko: The main tool you'll probably be using is equery
[15:09]<xjffjwsjuf>+korst3n, emerge -p famd u got ? if u do not sure whats wrong :/
[15:10]<2usxwrccj>+AllenJB: how would I do this?
[15:10]<affggjb>+bushwakko: emerge gentoolkit, then read the equery man page to find out how to list the exact information you want.
[15:11]<2usxwrccj>+got equery
[15:11]<cjzsv1g>+hollowsoul, emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy "famd".
[15:11]<xrggnsm_>-where can i read up on filesystem compression for linux? what is used?
[15:11]<xjffjwsjuf>+korst3n, srry emerge -p fam
[15:11]<xrggnsm_>-SquashFS seems read only..
[15:12]<cjzsv1g>+hollowsoul, it have turquoise U. and older version in dark blue in right, next to new version
[15:13]<2usxwrccj>+there's got to be someone else who's removed the old kde's already, who know how
[15:13]<mrsax>+hi, how to say at boot prompt of livecd to copy livecd content to ram, for unmounting livecd?
[15:14]<xjffjwsjuf>+korst3n, did u try & run /sbin/depscan.sh ?
[15:14]<cjzsv1g>+hollowsoul, yes, nothing happened :(
[15:14]<svnvnn61>+could anybody help me troubleshoot why i can't get to the internet through my iptables box? (no one seems to be awake in #iptables). I can get to the iptables box without a probelm from the lan, and i can get to the internet from the iptables box without a problem. i have dnsmasq installed but it doesn't seem to be routing, maybe. any ideas?
[15:14]<xrds>-I've been getting some build problems lately with gentoo.. I wonder whats up
[15:15]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+Steve973: dns does dns things. you need to turn on routing yourself. consult the masquerade howto at tldp.org/HOWTO
[15:16]<dzvzjs>-i'm using erc as my irc client and a lot of ppl have been complaining about how some characters are becoming garbled and unreadable at times.. this also happens when using other clients. how do i fix it?
[15:16]<xrggnsm_>-matros: maybe disable utf8 encoding.
[15:16]<svnvnn61>+Triffid_Hunter, i am having iptables masquerade. is that what you mean?
[15:17]<dzvzjs>-hannesd_: how do i do that?
[15:17]<xrggnsm_>-matros: I dunno that client, sorry, but there should be an option for that.
[15:17]<vyffn>+Howdy. Does GTK2 look for .gtkrc-2.0 or .gtkrc.2.0 at your home directory?
[15:17]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+ville: strace will tell you
[15:18]<vyffn>+Triffid_Hunter: Just that the gentoo-wiki page is ambiguous, it uses either name for the file
[15:18]<dzsfjgd>-Hey, I just ran genkernel, and Im baffled: in /boot I have the old initramfs-genkernel-x86-2.6.15-gentoo-r5 and a new initrd-genkernel-x86-2.6.16-gentoo-r7, but I do not have a new initramfs. Doesn't genkernel make one by itself? How do I make a new initramfs?
[15:18]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+ville: than link all possibilities to one actual file, and put your settings in that ;)
[15:18]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+s/than/then/
[15:19]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+DrSlony: initrd = initramfs
[15:19]<dzsfjgd>-ok
[15:20]<nnvpnnm>-i know i have asked this before
[15:20]<sgggvy>-hi
[15:20]<svnvnn61>+Triffid_Hunter, -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE is what i am doing with iptables. is that what you're referring to?
[15:20]<nnvpnnm>-but what is the other program that works like etc-update?
[15:20]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+Steve973: there's more to it than that, and its all documented in the howto i referred you to
[15:20]<xrggnsm_>-Netfeed: dispatch-conf.
[15:20]<nnvpnnm>-hannesd_: ah, thanks
[15:20]<svnvnn61>+Triffid_Hunter, ok i'll check, but this was all working before updates.
[15:21]<xrds>-anyone have problems with apmd?
[15:21]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+Steve973: maybe you inadvertently took your sys.net.ipv4.ip_forward entry out of /etc/sysctl.conf ?
[15:21]<cjzsv1g>+in redhat enterprise server 4 , when i type ps aux , i can see connected users` working directories. like korst3n is currently on /home/korst3n is it possible to do it on gentoo?
[15:21]<svnvnn61>+Triffid_Hunter, ah, good call. lemme check. thanks in advance!
[15:22]<nnvpnnm>-is there someway possible to remove packages that aint in use
[15:22]<nnvpnnm>-like after you uninstalled a program
[15:22]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+Netfeed: emerge -pv --depclean. depclean is _known_ to be wrong sometimes so _always_ vet its output for sanity and run emerge -avtDNu world afterwards
[15:24]<xrggnsm_>-Netfeed: run emerge -uNDtv world, then emerge --depclean (be really carefull with that) and revdep-rebuild after it.
[15:24]<xrggnsm_>--uNDtva I mean
[15:24]<svnvnn61>+Triffid_Hunter, you were right. what do I need to do in order to make the change effective?
[15:24]<2zzvmgg>+hi , i installed xorg 7, but i also want xorg 6.9, can they both be on the same system ?
[15:25]<nnvpnnm>-so? depclean first or afterwards? :)
[15:25]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+Steve973: echo 1 > /proc/sys/net/ipv4/ip_forward and re-add the entry to your sysctl so it's done at boot time too
[15:25]<nrvvnfynv>+what's the opposite of "diff file1.txt file2.txt"? i have 2 text files and i want to print the lines that are exact same in both files. ty
[15:25]<xrggnsm_>-Netfeed: after the two.
[15:25]<xrggnsm_>-Netfeed: it fixes, what deplclean might have broken.
[15:26]<rmzyrrg>-omg my pc compiles xorg-x11 in 20 mins!
[15:26]<nnvpnnm>-so, emerge -avuNDt world, then emerge --depclean and then revdep-rebuild?
[15:26]<nnvpnnm>-just wanna be sure
[15:26]<xrggnsm_>-yes.
[15:26]<nnvpnnm>-right
[15:27]<vzyppym_hugvnz>+Netfeed: i'd still do emerge -pv depclean and emerge -avC each sane entry manually.. it occasionally selects some rather critical things without which emerge doesn't work
[15:27]<xrggnsm_>-add -pv to depclean..
[15:27]<xrggnsm_>-as Triffid_Hunter said.
[15:27]<nnvpnnm>-right
[15:28]<svnvnn61>+Triffid_Hunter, thanks very much. your suggestion was perfect
[15:29]<nnvpnnm>-http://pastebin.com/728032 <-- it want to remove thoose
[15:30]<s-gmx-a>-heyho
[15:30]<s-gmx-a>-any ideas on debugging configure?
[15:31]<s-gmx-a>-when emerging dbus it allways fails with: Mono not found
[15:31]<xjffjwsjuf>+s-ndh-c, emerge -a mono
[15:31]<s-gmx-a>-after first look at the configure script it uses pkg-config to check if mono is installed
[15:31]<s-gmx-a>-i installed mono from svn in /usr/local
[15:32]<s-gmx-a>-and pkg-config --exists mono >= 0.95 gives 0 as exitcode
[15:32]<nnvpnnm>-hwo can i check what dependencies a installed package has?
[15:32]<s-gmx-a>-so i dont understand why the configure fails

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