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[01:15]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: If I did, I don't remember them. Starting over is good.
[01:15]<2rrrmjr>NeddySeagoon: I *think* you might be able to do it with ~/.ssh/
[01:15]<2rrrmjr>Im not sure.
[01:15]<sxrdgns>beandog: Is it even possible? If so, then that's all you need to say. If you don't know then you don't need to comment!
[01:15]<2rrrmjr>shaynes: yes, its possible.
[01:16]<2rrrmjr>shaynes: HOW to do it is in the man. If I knew the lines off the top of my head, id tell you.
[01:16]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>beandog, certianly if the client offers a key, key aith takes priority
[01:16]<sxrdgns>beandog: WTF is the point of IRC anyway if people bitch like you? What happened to a community helping others? I help tons of people on IRC and you should too!
[01:16]<qt9drgan>go0gler, ok wait
[01:16]<2rrrmjr>I think the point of IRC is zombie-bots. :)
[01:17]<rnj>beandog: Er, could you take the issue slightly more seriously please?
[01:18]<2rrrmjr>ReJ: Well, I was trying to be nice .. I dont know why he thinks Im bitching.
[01:18]<qt9drgan>go0gler, have u emerge ati-drivers
[01:19]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Yes.
[01:19]<2rrrmjr>I apologize if it sounded like I was trolling ... I really would say what it was if I knew off the top of my head how to do it. Im not too great on SSH stuff though.
[01:19]<leyedrg>hi all
[01:20]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Then what?
[01:20]<qt9drgan>go0gler, and xf86-video-ati
[01:20]<leyedrg>anyone can tell me what should I do to get my own @gentoo/user/ mask? :)
[01:20]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: xf? ... okay, I'll emerge that.
[01:21]<qt9drgan>No wait
[01:21]<qt9drgan>go0gler, wait
[01:21]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: OK.
[01:21]<qt9drgan>go0gler, add this to your make.conf VIDEO_CARDS="radeon"
[01:21]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Will I need to emerge -e ati-drivers?
[01:22]<qt9drgan>-e?
[01:22]<qt9drgan>go0gler, No
[01:22]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Well, that's added.
[01:23]<qt9drgan>go0gler, then emerge x11-drm again
[01:23]<_skytzo>i am following the section about selecting profile in the handbook. why is thee preselected profile called no-nptl ? i plan to use nptl, whould i switch profile?
[01:23]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: 'drm'?
[01:23]<_skytzo>digital rights management
[01:23]<_skytzo>:P
[01:23]<qt9drgan>go0gler, yes direct rendering manager
[01:23]<zj0zfnz>_SKiTZO: Digital Restriction Management.
[01:23]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: OK. emerging.
[01:23]<_skytzo>go0gler: more appropriate name imo too
[01:24]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>_SKiTZO It sounds like you have the wrong stage 3 tarball - that profile gets you a 2.4 kernel
[01:24]<_skytzo>NeddySeagoon: no the 2.4 is a subdir
[01:24]<_skytzo>inside no-nptl
[01:24]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Failed.
[01:24]<qt9drgan>go0gler, then i am afread you will have to emerge xorg-x11
[01:24]<qt9drgan>go0gler, Failed?
[01:24]<_skytzo>NeddySeagoon: what should it be?
[01:24]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Yes. It failed the building.
[01:25]<qt9drgan>go0gler, why? give me the error
[01:25]<qt9drgan>go0gler, Would u like to go private?
[01:25]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>_SKiTZO, ok ... you probably want ../usr/portage/profiles/default-linux/x86/2006.0 or whatever your arch is
[01:25]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: make modules failed on error 2.
[01:25]<lyguwmrpyr>NeddySeagoon, http://pastebin.com/727320
[01:26]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: I can't scroll up higher than that.
[01:26]<_skytzo>hm. NeddySeagoonyou seem to be right.. there is more odd stuff about my stage.. thanks for enlightening me*!
[01:26]<_skytzo>*sigh* dlin the right stage
[01:26]<qt9drgan>emerge x11-drm|less
[01:26]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>_SKiTZO, np
[01:26]<2zfmuzc>does anyone know how to get analog sticks on a joypad to work with epsxe?
[01:26]<qt9drgan>go0gler, Or wait this won't work
[01:26]<v1zv1w>isn't there command that will recompile kernel module ebuilds after emerging a new kernel?
[01:26]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Yeah. :)
[01:26]<qt9drgan>emerge x11-drm 2> myerror
[01:27]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>LinuxMafia, Sorry, I don't use KDE
[01:27]<qt9drgan>go0gler, try this x11-drm 2> myerror
[01:27]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: Trying.
[01:27]<qt9drgan>go0gler, then less myerror
[01:27]<lyguwmrpyr>NeddySeagoon, thanks anyw
[01:28]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: bunch of errors about USE flags at the beginning.
[01:28]<qt9drgan>go0gler, can u tell me this errors?
[01:29]<zj0zfnz>QT4Dance: radeon_i2c has undeclared identifiers. error 1 on that file.
[01:29]<qt9drgan>go0gler, ok wait Will check that
[01:30]<ma-pu>Is there much performance gain from actually compiling openoffice.org/
[01:30]<ma-pu>I've heard it takes upto 24hours+
[01:31]<xnmln>is devfs supposed to create /dev/tty* ?
[01:31]<qt9drgan>go0gler, maybe u need to compile the radeon i2c in your kernel
[01:31]<rj22yna2>dj-fu: not really, it spends a lot of it's time waiting for input...
[01:32]<ma-pu>oh :\
[01:32]<zj0zfnz>go0gler: Hmm...
[01:32]<ma-pu>what do you mean? there are some input sections in the build?
[01:33]<rwjpp>No, dj-fu, the program itself mostly waits for you to type stuff in.
[01:33]<qt9drgan>go0gler, Can u send me the error file myerror
[01:33]<vxnaxzys>hmm. i have a good feeling that i'm going to need a binary glibc pacakge...
[01:34]<ma-pu>oh
[01:34]<ma-pu>lol
[01:34]<ma-pu>I get ya
[01:34]<qt9drgan>go0gler, in private message to avoid floading the text
[01:34]<ma-pu>but like, startup times are shocking with it, and the menus are all laggy on my other system (dapper drake)
[01:34]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>dj-fu, OO.o takes 4 1/2 hours on an Athlon XP 3200+
[01:35]<ma-pu>-.-
[01:35]<rj22yna2>dj-fu: you might want to try abiword/gnumeric if you want snappy performance...
[01:35]<ma-pu>I'm on a Pentium M 1.87
[01:35]<ma-pu>have tried abiword, it doesn't do alot of stuff.
[01:35]<ma-pu>what about Koffice? is that any good?
[01:35]<vxnaxzys>i had no idea that just emerging gcc-3.4.5 would damage my system so bad.
[01:35]<rj22yna2>From what I have heard, no
[01:35]<ma-pu>I see.
[01:35]<ggmmdsgrrjjg>thechris, What happened ?
[01:35]<ma-pu>will probably stick with cxoffice->msword then
[01:35]<rj22yna2>Never tried it myself.
[01:36]<vnpnzy`>thechris: i thought the same thing when i got glibc, and expat..
[01:36]<rj22yna2>dj-fu: good call

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