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[06:52]<znpyzys>DTGorm: wow.... sounds like you have a slow box
[06:52]<2fjrrsyn>Isky: you will of course have to make the mount point and substitute whatever it is for /dev/partition
[06:53]<2zzznva>bryan: Konsole does
[06:53]<znpyzys>although the guy that wrote it hangs out in here apprently
[06:53]<2zzznva>bryan: or you could use a window manager that has tab support
[06:53]<dtgjzd>Zefiris: probably do.. its only a coppermine Celeron processor
[06:53]<iscd>juckes: new promotion + school
[06:53]<dtgjzd>6xx with 512 MB RAM
[06:53]<znpyzys>DTGorm: those copermine procs are hella stable
[06:53]<2zdrg>barretj, anything without kde deps? and i use xgl, so i'm forced to use compiz wm =P
[06:54]<znpyzys>DTGorm: ive been running a server with one for a long time without crashes...
[06:54]<znpyzys>DTGorm: years
[06:54]<dtgjzd>too bad mine's just slow
[06:54]<dtgjzd>lol
[06:54]<znpyzys>mines 800
[06:54]<znpyzys>but it wokrs great for what i want
[06:58]<gfvggsvzz>Zefiris> tell me about LDFLAGS ...
[06:58]<gfvggsvzz>like what is sane and what isn't
[06:58]<znpyzys>ElvenStar: they have to do with the way that your files are linked... really the best way to deal with them is to not set them
[06:58]<gfvggsvzz>ok
[06:59]<znpyzys>ElvenStar: setting them leads to trouble unless you are very familiar with the way that gcc compiles etc...
[07:00]<gfvggsvzz>fair enuff
[07:00]<irdevxjs>is there a way to output the entire contents of an emerge session to a file?
[07:00]<tfkdfn>IamEthos: emerge whatever > logfile?
[07:01]<znpyzys>IamEthos: emerge *stuff* &> file
[07:01]<rjpmpysx>> file 2>&1
[07:01]<rjpmpysx>or &> if you use bash
[07:01]<znpyzys>yar
[07:01]<znpyzys>the &> is the easiest and gets its all (in bash)
[07:03]<irdevxjs>does the file have to exist?
[07:03]<irdevxjs>or will it create it?
[07:03]<znpyzys>it will create it
[07:04]<znpyzys>i guess it should
[07:04]<irdevxjs>umm
[07:05]<irdevxjs>does that not display the output then?
[07:05]<rjpmpysx>no
[07:05]<rjpmpysx>it "redirects" it
[07:05]<znpyzys>nope.. it doesnt work
[07:05]<irdevxjs>is there any way to see and write it?
[07:05]<znpyzys>IamEthos: if you want to display it while recoring.. use tee
[07:05]<znpyzys>man tee
[07:06]<znpyzys>as in... emerge *blah* | tee *file*
[07:06]<znpyzys>if you couldnt figure it out :FD
[07:07]<zyvnzzrv>IamEthos: I have a script that will emerge a list of packages from a file and log _everything_. I'll give you a copy if you don't make me support it.
[07:07]<zzzlnpzuwv>is there a binary package manager I can use with gentoo?
[07:07]<zyvnzzrv>portage can do binary packages.
[07:08]<znpyzys>although.. then you might want to do the emerge *blah* 2>&1 | tee *file*
[07:08]<irdevxjs>RiverRat: sure
[07:08]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: but you still have to go through the process of compiling
[07:08]<znpyzys>RiverRat: link for fun?
[07:08]<zyvnzzrv>grapefru1t: Not if the package is a binary
[07:08]<znpyzys>RiverRat: so i can abuse you for your syntax?
[07:08]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: which packages in portage are binary?
[07:08]<zyvnzzrv>phone just a second
[07:10]<zyvnzzrv>grapefru1t: mplayer-bin man-pages OO-bin
[07:10]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: oh but that's only very few
[07:10]<znpyzys>RiverRat: send me a link to the script plz :D
[07:11]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: you know how freebsd has pkg_add..., is there something like that that I can get for gentoo
[07:11]<zyvnzzrv>IamEthos: create a directory and change to it. Then create a file with a list of packages (one per line) and then call the script with the list-file as the first argument, then watch it.
[07:12]<zyvnzzrv>grapefru1t: You can emerge binaries off a package CD provided that you have NOT emerge --sync ed yet.
[07:12]<znpyzys>RiverRat: nice scripting :P
[07:13]<zyvnzzrv>IamEthos: There will be a log file for each package.
[07:13]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: if I have a tarball of an app...can I use emerge to install it?
[07:13]<zyvnzzrv>Thanks.
[07:13]<znpyzys>RiverRat: although i can pick on you and youll deal with it cause im Kyuu :p
[07:13]<zyvnzzrv>grapefru1t: No, it can't gaurantee there is no file overwrites without an ebuild
[07:13]<znpyzys>RiverRat: of course, that never stopped you from killing me :/
[07:14]<zyvnzzrv>Zefiris: Like I didn't know who you were. :P
[07:14]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: then is there some other package manager that works with tarballs that I can use in gentoo
[07:14]<znpyzys>RiverRat: mmm *shrug* some dont
[07:14]<znpyzys>RiverRat: like blackace.. heheh
[07:14]<zyvnzzrv>grapefru1t: I call mine Eterm. :P
[07:15]<zzzlnpzuwv>RiverRat: eh too tedious :P
[07:15]<cjzsv1g>haha
[07:15]<cjzsv1g>use app-misc/gentoo :P
[07:16]<2frrarrn>grapefru1t: write an ebuild like everyone else does.
[07:17]<drvvdrvvnx>trying to load nvidia module and i get an error from the kernel nvidia: Unknown symbol remap_page_range and nvidia: Unknown symbol pci_find_class. anyone have any suggestions. nvidia-kernel and glx are installed. and xorg.conf works. hard drive crashed and this is a restore
[07:17]<tfkdfn>grapefru1t: well, there is the other package manager which uses ebuilds too
[07:17]<zzzlnpzuwv>TFKyle: i want something simple that uses tarballs
[07:18]<tfkdfn>grapefru1t: well, imo making an ebuild and using portage is simple
[07:19]<auacns>grapefru1t: what's in your tarball /
[07:19]<zyvnzzrv>mattmatteh: Perhaps you need to compile a kernel for the module to link to with the right kernel options. (And X 7.1 had an ABI changed that hosed some people -- nvidia won't work with it).
[07:19]<zzzlnpzuwv>juckes: xorg :p
[07:19]<tfkdfn>grapefru1t: er, xorg is in portage already
[07:20]<zzzlnpzuwv>i know..
[07:20]<zzzlnpzuwv>i dont want to compile it though
[07:20]<drvvdrvvnx>RiverRat, x11-base/xorg-x11-6.8.2-r7 is what i have installed
[07:21]<zyvnzzrv>mattmatteh: Then the ABI won't be an issue.
[07:21]<tfkdfn>get a binpackage of it then grapefru1t?
[07:21]<auacns>grapefru1t: did you make the tarball with portage?
[07:21]<zzzlnpzuwv>TFKyle: that's what my tarball is
[07:21]<zzzlnpzuwv>juckes: its off the xorg site
[07:21]<pzzxzgzxmnm>hello all
[07:21]<tfkdfn>grapefru1t: then just install it with the emerge option for installing binpkgs
[07:22]<pzzxzgzxmnm>I have a file whic contain lines like this
[07:22]<pzzxzgzxmnm>AAAAAA
[07:22]<pzzxzgzxmnm>BBBBBB
[07:22]<pzzxzgzxmnm>CCCCCC
[07:22]<zyvnzzrv>quit
[07:22]<gfvggsvzz>Zefiris> fs

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