--- Log opened Sat Jan 15 00:00:47 2005 00:00 < mnemoc_> why /etc/mtab is not a symlink to /proc/mounts? 00:03 < rxr> IIRC this was deprecated long ago 00:03 < rxr> because additional information are kept in /etc/mtab - that are not in /proc/mounts 00:03 < rxr> mount options and such 00:03 < mnemoc_> ic 00:07 < rxr> why did you ask ? 00:07 < mnemoc_> curiosity 00:07 < mnemoc_> i was used to that until i got on rock 00:08 < rxr> we had this too 00:08 < rxr> bad changed it - don't remeber - 2 years ? ago 00:08 < mnemoc_> iirc 1.6 has a file 00:09 < mnemoc_> i doin't remember 1.4 :P 00:10 < rxr> CDfs 00:10 < rxr> a file system for Linux systems that `exports' all tracks and boot images on a CD as normal files 00:12 < mnemoc_> using the userspace filesystem thing? 00:13 < rxr> no idea - only saw it between the lines on a overview site 00:13 < rxr> might be older 00:13 < rxr> I guess kernel patch 00:16 < rxr> I just triyed to fined out whether it was xfs or jfs someone recommended for flash devices .. 00:16 < rxr> but failed ... 00:16 < rxr> mnemoc_: jsaw: does any of you remeber s.th. in this region ? 00:18 < rxr> what is the filesystem utilisation of some windows 2000 ? 00:18 < rxr> the 98 is not running that reliable ... 00:20 < rxr> wiil 2000 run on a 96MB Intel P 233-mmx with 4MB (or so) s3 virge ? 00:20 < rxr> damn - is that all complicated 00:20 < rxr> I only want to trace one driver - damn ... 00:20 < mnemoc_> i don't remember problems of xfs 00:21 < mnemoc_> i forgot rock-src :\ 00:22 < rxr> rock ? 00:22 < mnemoc_> the package ;) 00:22 < mnemoc_> now i have a running base 00:22 < rxr> do we still have it ... 00:22 < mnemoc_> without shadow and vi o_O 00:22 < mnemoc_> and nothing to build 00:23 < mnemoc_> you love to remove stuff :| 00:23 < rxr> what was removed ? 00:23 < mnemoc_> linux-src! :p 00:23 < mnemoc_> and you jsut said rock-src 00:24 < rxr> what is your problem with linux source? 00:24 < rxr> we also do not have xorg-src, nvi-src, glibc-src, and so on ... 00:24 < mnemoc_> i do rebuild my kernels 00:24 < rxr> tar xf download/mirror/l/linux-bla 00:24 < mnemoc_> and patches? 00:25 < rxr> they are in /usr/src ... 00:25 < mnemoc_> and buildtime hacks? 00:25 < rxr> or apply them from the packafe ... 00:25 < rxr> you also do not get the buildtime hacks when you cd /usr/src/linux-src ... 00:25 < mnemoc_> there are sed-based patches too 00:25 < rxr> sed based patches ? 00:25 < mnemoc_> yes i did 00:26 < rxr> wasting that much space in a system or on the CD is just not reasonable ... 00:26 < mnemoc_> O it 00:26 < rxr> and the postlinuc thing scales really cool - so less problem - 3rd party stuff for all kernel and so on ... 00:26 < rxr> all the stuff when you rebuild your kernel ... 00:26 < mnemoc_> postlinux don't let you make menuconfig 00:26 < rxr> btw. I would not consider supporting that exactly because of the 3rd party stuff - you get all cleanly compiled 00:26 < rxr> just throw your config into the Config ... 00:27 < mnemoc_> how do i get that .config to inject on Config? 00:27 < rxr> jsaw already once mentioned that we could add fireing up menuconfig for in-system builds ... 00:27 < mnemoc_> o_O 00:27 < rxr> deflate the kernel first - or add an option to run menuconfig for in-system builds ... 00:28 < rxr> think forward ... ;-) I really like the menuconfig in package build idea 00:28 < mnemoc_> i like what i did for uclibc and busybox 00:29 < mnemoc_> pkgsel-like config 00:29 < mnemoc_> they use the same schema that kernel 00:30 < rxr> verfluchter dreck ... 00:30 < rxr> grummel 00:30 < rxr> where is my tcp/ip binding for my 3com NIC gone ... 00:30 < mnemoc_> i don't like the idea o mixing Config with build_package 00:30 < rxr> f*cking windows ... 00:30 < mnemoc_> :D 00:31 < rxr> I need to reboot to activate DHCP ? 00:32 < mnemoc_> i think so 00:33 < rxr> well - one evening windows and I feel so remember on the frustrating times and why I rm -rf'ed it around 1996/7 00:33 < mnemoc_> xp is quite usable 00:34 < mnemoc_> all the previous where highly frustrating 00:34 < mnemoc_> were* 00:34 < rxr> will xp run on the 233Mhz P w/ 96MB ram adn 1Gb disk ? 00:34 < rxr> and I even upgraded the ram from 32MB -> 96 since w98 was a bit slugish ... 00:34 < mnemoc_> :p 00:36 < rxr> is it normal the the w98 IE does segfault - well on mordern web sites ? 00:37 < mnemoc_> how was.... 00:37 < mnemoc_> ... 00:37 < mnemoc_> how do i tell agetty to not request login? 00:37 < rxr> oehm 00:38 < rxr> maybe -l true ? 00:38 < rxr> no idea 00:40 < mnemoc_> let' see 00:43 < rxr> finally! 00:43 < rxr> non 640x480x15 graphic on this box ... 00:43 < mnemoc_> :D 00:43 < mnemoc_> 3rd. usb-storage 00:43 < rxr> in this itme I could have implemented the missing svideo out od the x.org radeon driver or so ... 00:43 < mnemoc_> :) 00:44 < rxr> hm 00:44 < rxr> why is my desk full with CD ... 00:44 < mnemoc_> *g* 00:45 < rxr> damn cd's .. 00:45 < rxr> I thought we life in a networked world ... 00:46 < mnemoc_> -l true didn't worked 00:47 < rxr> what exactly do you need ? 00:47 < mnemoc_> i don't have passwd on that box 00:47 < mnemoc_> cross-base 00:47 < rxr> and you are already booted up ? 00:47 < mnemoc_> it boots :) 00:47 < mnemoc_> as a normal T2 :p 00:48 < mnemoc_> with less init errors than ubuntu 00:48 < rxr> *lol* 00:48 < mnemoc_> ^^ 00:48 < mnemoc_> but i can't auth 00:48 < rxr> and you want to alter the startup from outside to not need some pass ? 00:48 < rxr> or just boot with init=/bin/bash and set it 00:48 < rxr> or copy your old shadow into it ... 00:48 < mnemoc_> does that work? 00:49 < rxr> hey!the scanner driver installed without error - congrts ... 00:49 < mnemoc_> nothing host related on current versions of shadow? 00:49 < rxr> init=/bin&/bash works 00:49 < mnemoc_> i know that works 00:49 < mnemoc_> but PATH and PS1 less 00:49 < rxr> implanting shadow works, too .., but only if your login stuff has all features - e.g. not when it as told to use PAM and PAM is missing .. 00:49 < mnemoc_> no vc/* shells etc 00:50 < rxr> I mean just to enter in it and config the password and such 00:50 < mnemoc_> i'll try 00:50 < mnemoc_> i don't have vi 00:51 < mnemoc_> t2-src copied... 00:51 < rxr> how I hate the "please insert the previous CD" bluescreen .. 00:52 < mnemoc_> :) 00:52 < rxr> eeiiiiiiiiiiii 00:52 * rxr kicks the box 00:52 < mnemoc_> we don't have it because it's patented too 00:52 < rxr> yeah - that is a patent M$ can have ... 00:52 < rxr> hello - box - please respong - hello - give me the CD - .. - arrrrrrrrrrrrgh 00:53 < mnemoc_> tipical 00:53 < rxr> I want a bill at home - I could kick him a few times per day for his crap .. 00:54 < mnemoc_> i soft little bill to put over your monitor :p 00:54 < rxr> nope - that place is already taken my some lovely penguin ... 00:55 < mnemoc_> a penguin with an apple is not a real penguin :p 00:55 < rxr> what = 00:55 < rxr> ? even 00:55 < mnemoc_> penguin don't eat apples :) 00:55 < rxr> what apple ? 00:57 < mnemoc_> ppc.... anyway 00:57 < mnemoc_> i'll go home now 00:57 < mnemoc_> my parents in law have their aniversary today 00:58 < rxr> cu mnemoc_ 00:58 < rxr> ppc rulez! 00:58 < rxr> Is a pengui on a sun workstation placed better ... ? ... 00:58 < mnemoc_> :) 00:58 < mnemoc_> yep 00:58 < mnemoc_> cu 00:58 < rxr> cu 01:02 < rxr> hm - what the hell 01:02 < rxr> I now install photosuite se s.th. that was shipped with the scanner 01:03 < rxr> PotoSuite 4 needs Internet Explorer version 5.00.2314.10003 or greater to run, ... bla blaq ... 01:08 < rxr> mnemoc_: I just added ncurses and nvi to stage 1 - so we have it earlier 01:09 < rxr> !> Created file outside basedir: /usr/bin/nvi 01:09 < rxr> # file /usr/bin/nvi 01:09 < rxr> /usr/bin/nvi: ELF 64-bit LSB executable, AMD x86-64, version 1 (SYSV), for GNU/Linux 2.4.0, dynamically linked (uses shared libs), stripped 01:24 < rxr> OpenOffice.org 1.1.4 (Stable) 01:24 < rxr> p7zip 4.14 01:28 < mnemoc_> re 01:29 < mnemoc_> CIA-9: ? 01:31 < rxr> no updates 01:31 < rxr> just notes 01:31 < rxr> but in some mintues you get a commit 01:31 < mnemoc_> we what do you think of rock's X for stage 1? 01:31 < mnemoc_> s/^we // 01:32 < rxr> what is about it? 01:32 < rxr> I have not looked into it ... 01:32 < mnemoc_> X means 1 for cross-builds 01:32 < rxr> aha 01:32 < rxr> quite unintuitive .. 01:32 < mnemoc_> or it was an '?'? 01:32 < rxr> what about just migrating more stuff into the early stages ... 01:33 < rxr> migrating to the cross compile all style ? 01:33 < mnemoc_> bunch everything in stage 1? uhm 01:33 < rxr> well - in theory we do not need to many stages 01:34 < rxr> build the toolchain 01:34 < rxr> and bulid the rest ... 01:34 < mnemoc_> i like the split as ordering 01:34 < rxr> but it just make the order very complicated 01:34 < rxr> this is also one reason why the .cache base reordering fails so oft because it is split ofer so many different stages 01:35 < rxr> in theory we have a linear priority 01:35 < mnemoc_> and moving chroot barrier one stage ahead? 01:35 < mnemoc_> and naming stages 01:35 < rxr> well - that would require quite a lot changes here and there and would cause many many bugs to be spotted weeks if not months after that change 01:35 < rxr> yes the stages needs names 01:36 < mnemoc_> if you name them not everything will go to 5 01:36 < rxr> let's start migrating more to be cross build and when we have more and c++ to build cross name the stages in 2.2 or so ... 01:36 < mnemoc_> X may go to 7 and ooo to 01:36 < mnemoc_> 8 01:36 < rxr> di do not understand your example 01:37 < mnemoc_> i see stages like sysvinit levels 01:37 < mnemoc_> after stage n is finish this goal is acomplished 01:38 < rxr> where do you get this numbers from - the named stages would be : 01:38 < rxr> native-toolchain 01:38 < rxr> cross-toolchain 01:38 < rxr> base 01:38 < rxr> normal 01:38 < rxr> rebuild 01:38 < rxr> or so ... 01:38 < mnemoc_> ooo on normal? 01:38 < rxr> in such a stage the stuff is (in my dream) automatically ordered due to dependency 01:38 < rxr> yep 01:38 < mnemoc_> that doesn't fit in my OS view 01:38 < rxr> what 01:38 < rxr> this photosuit installs some javavm ?!"?!?!? 01:39 < rxr> hey - shitty crap 01:39 < mnemoc_> :D 01:39 < rxr> I just installed IE 6 for you .. 01:39 < rxr> why the h*ll do you now install some VM ?!??!?! 01:39 < rxr> you are a cheap imaging app - don't do this ... 01:39 < rxr> damn ... 01:39 < mnemoc_> as you said, 1 is cross-toolchain, nvi is not part of cross-toolchain 01:39 < rxr> my fresh windows install gets uglified 01:39 < mnemoc_> it's part of base 01:39 < rxr> ehrm 01:39 < mnemoc_> a base which can be cross-compiled 01:40 < mnemoc_> svn is not part of base 01:40 < rxr> when we really name them they get of course not 1:1 assinged from the current numbners 01:40 < rxr> e.g. currently we do not distinguish between native and cross toolchain 01:40 < mnemoc_> use the numers for easier handling 01:40 < rxr> we only build one - as discussed last night this is imperfect 01:40 < rxr> hm? 01:41 < rxr> no - no numbers 01:41 < rxr> I thought we want names ? 01:41 < mnemoc_> bad in mind they have a name 01:41 < rxr> mp3 playbac? 01:41 < rxr> hello 01:41 < rxr> what the hell is this photosuit thing ... 01:41 < mnemoc_> for x in native-toolchain crss-toolchain blah blah blaj; do 01:41 < mnemoc_> for x in 1 2 3 4 5 ... ; do 01:41 < mnemoc_> internaly 01:41 < rxr> no 01:41 < rxr> we already have this 01:42 < rxr> that would mean no change 01:42 < rxr> 0 toolchain 01:42 < mnemoc_> we have a big mess 01:42 < rxr> 1 basic system 01:42 < rxr> 2 rebootstrap 01:42 < rxr> 3 basic stuff 01:42 < rxr> 4 nothing 01:42 < rxr> 5 normal 01:42 < rxr> 6 nothinh 01:42 < rxr> 7 paranoia rebuild (seldom used) 01:42 < rxr> 8 nothing 01:42 < rxr> 9 rebzuild 01:42 < rxr> yes 01:42 < rxr> and still using numers would not clean this up 01:42 < rxr> we get names - fullstop 01:43 < rxr> everything else would be just another mess 01:43 < mnemoc_> we can keep the 10 numbers and give 10 usefull names 01:43 < rxr> oehm 01:43 < rxr> no 01:43 < mnemoc_> as you wish 01:43 < mnemoc_> i have to go to parent's in law aniversary now 01:43 < rxr> then we have not talked in different ways the wohle time... 01:43 < mnemoc_> parents* 01:44 < rxr> I thought the call for names really meant it 01:44 < rxr> as currently they have names 01:44 < mnemoc_> yes 01:44 < mnemoc_> current names are senseless 01:44 < mnemoc_> haveing base and 'normal' only is crap too 01:44 < rxr> There's other great software that comes with PhotoSuit 4 that you can install if you want: 01:44 < rxr> Microsoft Media Plaer 6.4 (required for MP3 playback) 01:44 < mnemoc_> oh 01:44 < mnemoc_> i have to go 01:45 < mnemoc_> bbl 01:45 < rxr> cu - hae fun 01:45 < mnemoc_> super fun :\ 01:46 < CIA-9> rene * r5569 /branches/kde-3.4/package/kde/ (25 files in 25 dirs): * basic kde 3.4-beta injection 01:46 -!- Postal [~Postal@ool-43562a7f.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #t2 01:46 < Postal> Hey all 01:46 < Postal> rxr, you around? 01:47 < rxr> hi Postal 01:47 < Postal> so I am sitting in front of my shiney new SuSe X86_64 box now 01:49 < CIA-9> rene * r5570 /trunk/package/ (4 files in 2 dirs): 01:49 < CIA-9> * enavled ncurses anf nvi for stage 1 (nice for cross builds) 01:49 < CIA-9> * disabled ncurses c++ support for stage 1 (cross) 01:49 < CIA-9> * fixed and cleaned nvi for cross builds (directory specification) 01:49 < Postal> so if I want to play and have fun, would the best and the quickest thing to do, be a svn co, then a default build? 01:49 < rxr> Postal: do you have your t2 build from yesterday around ? 01:49 < Postal> rxr, no 01:49 < rxr> ok - then svn co - configure and try a build ;-) 01:50 < Postal> ok, is a default ok, as opposed to a desktop, which apperently even on my system will take 3 days 01:50 < rxr> you mean generic? 01:50 < Postal> yeah 01:51 < rxr> generic build a bit more when compared to desktop 01:51 < rxr> did you tought you can cut compile time by using generic ? 01:51 < Postal> yeah, i figured less packages, cause desktop is supposed to be more beefy.. 01:51 < rxr> hm - did you think, hm - correct? 01:52 < Postal> ..? 01:52 < Postal> you lost me 01:52 < rxr> I corrected my sentence 01:52 < Postal> oh ok ic 01:52 < Postal> yes 01:53 < Postal> well at any rate, what would i build if I wanted a min system to build myself... 01:53 < rxr> I still did not understand if you got that right - desktop has less packages than generic 01:53 < rxr> bot on that box both should nto take that long ... 01:53 < Postal> ok 01:53 < rxr> s/bot/but/ 01:53 < rxr> urgh- this photosuite looks ugly ... 01:54 < Postal> wow svn co is taking a while today 01:54 < Postal> there done 01:56 < rxr> Postal: you ask when you need help, right ? 01:56 < Postal> rxr, Of course 01:56 < Postal> I am going to build a native AMD64 optimized generic system.. 01:57 < Postal> i set it to retry failed packages, and to output compile output to terminal 01:57 < Postal> sound good? 01:57 < rxr> I would not change that defaults 01:58 < rxr> e.g. compile output get's huge ... 01:58 < rxr> just select x86-64 and desktop or so ... 01:58 < rxr> and then give it a go ,-) 01:58 < Postal> oh 01:58 < Postal> one thing 01:58 < Postal> where should i mount the partition..? 01:58 < Postal> for t2 01:59 < Postal> can i just creat directory /T2 and mount it there? 02:00 < rxr> later? when you copy the build on it=? 02:01 < rxr> or now to alrady build on it ? 02:01 < Postal> which is the best way? 02:01 < rxr> hm - building on it would allow cheaper moving of it later 02:01 < rxr> when you mv build/$id/* /mnt/t2 or so ... 02:02 < rxr> so maybe mount it now to /mnt/t2 or so ... 02:02 < Postal> ok, i have to reboot to sync my partition table... i just created the partition 02:02 < Postal> its 46GB 02:02 < Postal> brb 02:02 -!- Postal [~Postal@ool-43562a7f.dyn.optonline.net] has quit ["Leaving"] 02:03 < mnemoc_> i arrived late :( and now my wife is angry 02:05 < rxr> .oO 02:05 < mnemoc_> it had finished when i get there 02:08 < rxr> ohj 02:09 -!- Postal [~Postal@ool-43562a7f.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #t2 02:09 < Postal> ok the new partition is mounted at /mnt/t2 02:09 < Postal> do I just move t2-trunk there and begin the build? 02:10 < rxr> btw you do not need to reboot linux for this 02:10 < rxr> yep 02:10 < Postal> to resync the partition table you do 02:11 < Postal> i had just created the partition in fdisk on a drive i was currently using 02:11 < mnemoc_> ? 02:11 < rxr> nah - there is just some warning that VFAT might like that or so .. 02:11 < rxr> I never rebooted any linux box in my life so far ... 02:11 < rxr> ... for such a change 02:11 < Postal> lol, well all i know is i could not mke2fs, until i rebooted, trust me i tried 02:11 < rxr> oehm 02:12 < rxr> interesting ... 02:12 < rxr> mnemoc_: what do you use to extract tar.* on windows? 02:12 < Postal> what is the command to move a whole file? 02:12 < rxr> this ugly winzip, or is there s.th. else these days? 02:12 < mnemoc_> rxr: 7zip 02:12 < rxr> (except a whole cygwin) 02:12 < Postal> Hey mnemoc_ 02:12 < mnemoc_> hi Postal 02:12 < rxr> mnemoc_: is it at lease free as in beer? 02:13 < mnemoc_> rxr: /zip is win32 native 02:13 < mnemoc_> GPL 02:13 < mnemoc_> 7zip* 02:13 < rxr> good 02:13 * rxr trying ... 02:13 < rxr> need a putty, too ... 02:13 < mnemoc_> winscp is another good win32 GPL 02:13 < Postal> rxr, why are you in windows in the first place? 02:14 < rxr> Postal: I was windows free since 1996/7 - but I need to snoop some bits of a windows USB scanner driver ... 02:14 < Postal> ok 02:14 < rxr> to compare it with my SANE backend to get a slightly higher quality and rid some artefacts one scanner produces ... 02:15 < Postal> Paranoia Check: Program 'makeinfo' not found! 02:15 < Postal> The makeinfo program is needed for translating Texinfo 02:15 < Postal> documents. Please make sure that a current version of the 02:15 < Postal> texinfo package (including makeinfo) is installed on your system. 02:15 < Postal> Paranoia Check found errors -> not doing anything. 02:15 < Postal> You can disable the Paranoia Checks in the Config tool 02:15 < Postal> on your own risk! 02:15 < rxr> it is better to install makeinfo first ... 02:16 < rxr> you can try ./scripts/Build-Pkg makeinfo 02:16 < rxr> texinfo even 02:16 < rxr> it is in texinfo so: 02:16 < rxr> ./scripts/Build-Pkg texinfo 02:16 < Postal> oh ill just pull it off my suse disk 02:17 < rxr> if you wish 02:17 < rxr> Build-Pkg should be able to build it from source into your running system ... 02:18 < Postal> im sure it can, but suse, is wierd about running lots of config files after you install software, and I dont want to run the manually, also, this is faster, also they are built to work with this distro 02:18 < rxr> windows gfx is a bit sluggish ... 02:18 < rxr> I'm used to other performance levels. ... 02:20 < rxr> hm - after that IE update I was able to install firefox 02:20 < rxr> strange system ... 02:20 < Postal> ok i am downlaoding the packages now 02:21 < rxr> mnemoc_: btw what do you think about integrating the download more smothly - e.g. one would save big amounts of time when the download could be run when it is actually needed by the package .. 02:21 < rxr> one could even run Download -required and then start the build there the missing files would ne grapped on-demand ... 02:23 < rxr> ok - too much annoying software - at least it is installed now ... 02:23 < rxr> how long took this - urfgh 02:23 < rxr> I could have setup a T2 server farm during the time I needed to get this win box running ... 02:24 < rxr> so much about TOC ... 02:24 < mnemoc_> considering Download takes the same order than Build-Target they can run in parallel 02:24 < Postal> rxr, are there plans to integreate the scripts into one command for the isntall? 02:24 < mnemoc_> but i dislike the idea of mixing phases 02:24 < mnemoc_> downloading on demand is even slower 02:25 < rxr> mnemoc_: when you consider the fetching delay, yes 02:25 < rxr> but when you can run the Download and start the build at the same time you will win nearly the whole download time ... 02:26 < Postal> You guys are always doin somthin huh 02:26 < rxr> Postal: there are plans to rewrite the whole scripts for 3.0 - maybe in s.h. like C++ but this is still under discussion 02:26 < Postal> haha, c++ is fun lol 02:27 < rxr> but - well - let's not tweak this - we wanted to freeze the scripts in favour of a cleaner rewrite ... 02:27 < rxr> so - no new features until then *g* 02:29 < mnemoc_> :) 02:30 < Postal> lots of packages to dl 02:30 < mnemoc_> Postal: -required limits download 02:30 < Postal> i used that lol 02:30 < Postal> ;-) 02:31 < Postal> im slowly getting the hang of the scripts 02:32 < rxr> mnemoc_: was there some limiataion that our packages need to start with a charakter ? 02:34 < Postal> rxr, it seems to me there are alot more packages than there were last night 02:35 < mnemoc_> rxr: 00-dirtree? 02:37 < mnemoc_> Postal: cross-build build builds about 50 pacakges only 02:37 < mnemoc_> adn we have more than 1300 02:37 < Postal> mnemoc_, generic builds aprox how many? 02:37 < mnemoc_> all of them 02:37 < Postal> are you shitting me? 02:37 < mnemoc_> that's why we have pkgsel, templates and custom targets 02:38 < rxr> Postal: you did not selected desktop ? 02:38 < Postal> that will take a long time 02:38 < Postal> rxr, no 02:38 < mnemoc_> Postal: nope, that's generic. 02:38 < rxr> exactly - you coudl select the minimal template ... 02:38 < rxr> Postal: select at least desktop 02:38 < Postal> hmm 02:38 < Postal> can i crtl-c 02:38 < rxr> yes 02:38 < mnemoc_> yep 02:38 < rxr> or select the minimal+xorg template if you want to get a very minimal system first ... 02:39 < Postal> rxr, that is what i want, i want to play with it 02:39 < rxr> http://www.t2-project.org/packages/ 02:39 < rxr> ;-) 02:40 < Postal> rxr, what am i selecting 02:40 < Postal> in the config for a min system 02:41 < mnemoc_> generic+(minimal+xorg template) 02:41 < mnemoc_> and you add anything extra on pkgsel 02:41 < mnemoc_> X xfce4/* for example 02:42 < Postal> mnemoc_, i dont see that as a target distro 02:42 < mnemoc_> generic is the target 02:42 < Postal> ok 02:42 < mnemoc_> minimal+org the template 02:42 < mnemoc_> pkgsel is just below template 02:43 < Postal> i dont see this template in the config 02:43 < Postal> mnemoc_, ./scripts/Config -cfg system 02:43 < mnemoc_> it's on expert zone 02:43 < Postal> ok 02:43 < mnemoc_> are you an expert? ;) 02:43 < Postal> mnemoc_, no but you are lol 02:44 < mnemoc_> o_O 02:47 * rxr packaging 7zip ... 02:47 < mnemoc_> how? 7zip is win32 only 02:47 < Postal> I got permission denied errors on the download... 02:47 < mnemoc_> ? 02:47 < rxr> the portable version from sourceforge ... 02:47 < Postal> Finished downloading 1448 bytes in 2.589 seconds (559.289 bytes/sec). 02:47 < Postal> curl: (23) Failed writing body 02:47 < Postal> ./scripts/Download: line 531: src/Download-Errors: Permission denied 02:47 < Postal> ERROR: CURL Returned Error 23. Please read the curl manpage. 02:48 < mnemoc_> what mirror? 02:48 < mnemoc_> Postal: are you running as root? 02:48 < rxr> Postal: do you run the build as root ? 02:48 < rxr> mnemoc_: which vnc do you use for win ? 02:48 < mnemoc_> none :p 02:49 < mnemoc_> putty only 02:49 < rxr> ideally I would hack the box up to come up with vnc - place the box in some dark corner - and only kick the power button when I have scanenr stuff to analyze ... 02:56 -!- rxr_ [~rene@p213.54.194.117.tisdip.tiscali.de] has joined #t2 02:56 -!- Topic for #t2: T2 | 2.1.0-beta2 RELEASED | The next generation of System Development Enviroments (SDE) | http://www.t2-project.org/ | CIA, don't ever leave us again! 02:56 -!- Topic set by mnemoc [] [Wed Jan 12 03:04:43 2005] 02:56 [Users #t2] 02:56 [ _Ragnar_] [ daja77] [ mnemoc_] [ Postal ] [ rxr ] [ valentin] 02:56 [ CIA-9 ] [ jsaw ] [ nzg ] [ praenti] [ rxr_] 02:56 -!- Irssi: #t2: Total of 11 nicks [0 ops, 0 halfops, 0 voices, 11 normal] 02:56 -!- Channel #t2 created Sun Aug 8 21:15:33 2004 02:56 -!- Irssi: Join to #t2 was synced in 11 secs 02:57 < Postal> ok im building 02:57 < mnemoc_> wb rxr_ 02:59 < mnemoc_> i was changing stagelevel conditions to use $chrootlevel, i it doesn't seem to fit in your view, what should i do with that? 03:00 < mnemoc_> rm -rf that tree? 03:04 < rxr_> what should chrootlevel be ? 03:04 < mnemoc_> now 2 03:04 < rxr_> ah - that ... 03:05 < rxr_> hm - I would not add such a define... 03:05 < rxr_> please bring it up on the list or so ... 03:05 < rxr_> but we should not do anything in this area before 2.1 ... anyways 03:05 < mnemoc_> nah, it's your project and you hate the idea ;) 03:05 < rxr_> it is not my project ... 03:06 < mnemoc_> there are many ways to handle a property, clifford way, linus way, ...., rene's way :) 03:06 < mnemoc_> s/ a / / 03:08 < mnemoc_> of course you are not T2's pharaon, but i'll not direct the project in a way which you dislike 03:09 -!- rxr [~rene@p213.54.195.13.tisdip.tiscali.de] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 03:09 < rxr_> I just recognize one drawback of really named stages 03:09 < rxr_> once can not do $stageleve -gt $crosslevel 03:10 < rxr_> chrootlevel even ... 03:10 < mnemoc_> :) 03:11 < mnemoc_> thats what i meaned with internal numbers for semantic stages 03:11 < rxr_> well - but naming it "real names" brought a lot of confusion into that 03:11 < rxr_> since they now :have_ names - but it is neither advanced nor clean enought ... 03:12 < mnemoc_> my english is much worse that yours 03:12 < mnemoc_> current names don't fir reality 03:12 < rxr_> yesterday Postal said yours is fine - and I could need some practice ,-) 03:12 < mnemoc_> or they are not the same for all of us 03:12 -!- You're now known as rxr 03:13 < mnemoc_> you were sleepy :p 03:14 < mnemoc_> 9: native rebuild of everything 03:14 < rxr> well - let's sleep over the stages - and discuss it in length - and let's wait with changes until we have a 2.1 branch 03:14 < mnemoc_> ok 03:14 < Postal> rxr, "and I could use some practice" not need some practice 03:14 < Postal> ;-) 03:15 < Postal> are you guys leaving? 03:15 < rxr> no ... 03:15 < Postal> oh ok 03:16 < Postal> good, cause once this build finishes, i dont know how to chroot in lol 03:16 < rxr> ouhm 03:16 < rxr> the original windows driver is also not exactly fast ... 03:17 < Postal> rxr, nothing in windows is fast 03:17 < rxr> and I feared the manufactur could complain about my OSX drivers speed (which is currently manages only 50% of the speed compared to running the same i/o core under linux ...) 03:17 < Postal> wow you guys really did enable all the options on these packages 03:19 < mnemoc_> chroot build/foo 03:19 < Postal> mnemoc_, ..? 03:19 < mnemoc_> that way you chroot into your build :) 03:20 < Postal> oh 03:20 < Postal> once its built, can I just boot into it? 03:20 < mnemoc_> if you build/foo is a mount point of a partition, yes 03:20 < mnemoc_> your* 03:21 < Postal> i am building the system in /mnt/t2 03:21 < Postal> hd(0,5)\ 03:21 < rxr> Postal: you can then boot it - but you might first test it without boot chrooting into it 03:22 < rxr> THIS IS A JOKE 03:22 < rxr> what the h*ll do the windows programmer do the whole day ... 03:22 < rxr> I have this scanner add-on PhothoSuite 4 or so here .. 03:22 < rxr> not only that I needed to install the latested Internet Exporer in my Win98 here to install it 03:23 < rxr> and then it offered my the Window Media Player to playback mp3 ... 03:23 < mnemoc_> and kazee to get the music and virus 03:24 < rxr> it also sucks so much that when you click the scan button and the scanner user interface pops up, the files are just scanned into /My files/... and so on and when you exit the scanner interface the damn application pops up a dialog just telling "Your files have been stored in; My files and so on ... " 03:24 < rxr> this is a joke 03:24 < rxr> I do not believe this ... 03:24 < rxr> I do night shifts to get a state of the art driver done for OSX - and this windows crap just sucks ... 03:25 < Postal> rxr, now, lets review... windows...bad linux...good 03:25 < Postal> rxr, how many kernel modules did you enable lol 03:26 < rxr> kernel modules ? all moduls are automatically enabled ... 03:26 < Postal> rxr, i noticed lol 03:26 < rxr> this is done automatically - we did not hardcode them all .. 03:26 < rxr> we have better things to do ... 03:27 < rxr> == 03:21:04 =[9]=> Building archiver/7zip [4.14 2.1.0-beta3]. 03:27 < rxr> -> Compiler Cache Hits while pkg build: 100.00% (158 hits, 0 misses) 03:27 < mnemoc_> =) 03:27 < rxr> == 01/15/05 03:22:33 =[9]=> Finished building package 7zip. 03:27 < mnemoc_> rxr: GUI or command line? 03:27 < rxr> cml 03:27 < rxr> k# 7za 03:27 < rxr> 7-Zip (A) 4.14 beta Copyright (c) 1999-2005 Igor Pavlov 2005-01-11 03:27 < rxr> p7zip Version 4.14 (locale=C,Utf16=off,HugeFiles=on) 03:27 < mnemoc_> i didn't know this existed 03:28 < mnemoc_> =) 03:28 < mnemoc_> exists* 03:28 < rxr> well - I knew that one - I read about it in some compression papers ... 03:28 < rxr> I did not know the all format window thing ... 03:28 < Postal> do you consider the 2.6 kernel to be stable? 03:28 < mnemoc_> i mean, i tought it was a win32-only GPL 03:29 < mnemoc_> Postal: if you don't update it, yes 03:29 < CIA-9> rene * r5571 /trunk/package/archiver/7zip/ (. 7zip.cache 7zip.conf 7zip.desc install.patch): * added 7zip (4.14) 03:29 < Postal> mnemoc_, then why include the 2.4 kernel 03:29 < Postal> what is CIA-9? 03:30 < mnemoc_> becasue is safer on production 03:30 < mnemoc_> Postal: cia.navi.cx 03:30 < rxr> Postal: a bot that posts commit in our svn tree here ... 03:30 < Postal> ahhh ok 03:30 < rxr> and collects some graphs on the site mnemoc_ posted 03:30 < Postal> ok 03:30 < mnemoc_> Postal: /join #commits and watch how the world moves 03:31 < rxr> this photosuite is especially slow .. 03:32 < Postal> ooh someone just commit a gentoo fix 03:32 < Postal> lol 03:40 < rxr> http://svn.exactcode.de/ 03:40 < rxr> ^- poor ROCK ... 03:42 < rxr> haha 03:42 < rxr> I just power toggled the scanner 03:42 < rxr> that crashed the windows driver .... 03:42 < rxr> *lol* 03:53 < rxr> I go to bed 03:53 < rxr> but I think I'll get up in four hours or so again ... 03:53 < rxr> cu all 03:53 < rxr> and Postal: much luck for your x86-64 build 03:55 < Postal> ok 03:55 < mnemoc_> cu rxr 03:56 < mnemoc_> i'll go to sleep too 03:56 < Postal> mnemoc_, you staying for a while? 03:56 < mnemoc_> nope 03:56 < Postal> what was that chroot command again? 03:56 < mnemoc_> but just repeat what you did last night 03:56 < mnemoc_> chroot build/foo ... 03:56 < Postal> what cp the kernel and whatnot to boot 03:56 < Postal> and the libs to libs 03:57 < mnemoc_> boot/*-dist 03:57 < Postal> no, ill just use the t2 partion as root 03:57 < mnemoc_> and lib/modules/*-dist 03:57 < Postal> ok 03:57 < mnemoc_> cu 03:57 < mnemoc_> good luck 03:57 < Postal> is this all in the manual 03:57 < mnemoc_> yes 03:57 < Postal> ok cool 03:57 < Postal> cu 03:58 < Postal> and thanc 03:58 < Postal> thanx* 03:58 < mnemoc_> and if not, you will add it to wiki 03:58 < Postal> ok 03:58 < mnemoc_> gn8 04:00 < Postal> rxr, your leaving also..? 04:16 < Postal> i got an error for when you get back "-> $root/var/adm/logs/1-sysfiles.out -> 1-sysfiles.log 04:16 < Postal> == 01/14/05 22:14:10 =[1]=> Finished building package sysfiles. 04:16 < Postal> chroot: cannot run command `bin/bash': No such file or directory 04:16 < Postal> " 04:35 -!- ideal [~idealm@211.100.227.107] has joined #t2 05:35 -!- Postal [~Postal@ool-43562a7f.dyn.optonline.net] has quit ["Leaving"] 07:32 -!- Netsplit kornbluth.freenode.net <-> irc.freenode.net quits: jsaw, valentin, daja77, mnemoc_, ideal 07:32 -!- Netsplit over, joins: valentin, ideal, mnemoc_, jsaw, daja77 07:41 < rxr> jo 07:41 < rxr> rehi 07:43 < ideal> Hi, rxr. It's late there. 07:44 < ideal> Oh, my fault. It's 7:45 am in your timezone:) 07:45 < rxr> I got to bed at 4.00 ... and now got up early ... 07:47 < ideal> You are something. 07:48 < rxr> ? 07:48 * rxr breafastz 07:53 < ideal> I mean you are outstanding (something in oral English) :) 08:27 < rxr> well I just have a full TODO ... 08:27 < rxr> and need to pay bills ... 08:54 < rxr> mnemoc_: the ? url stuff is not google, friendly, right ? 08:54 < rxr> mnemoc_: the wiki site I mean .. 08:55 < ideal> rxr: Can I take a little help for your project? 08:57 < rxr> sure! 08:58 < ideal> How can I start? 08:58 < rxr> well - have you started using it? 08:58 < rxr> e.g. building some system or so ? 08:59 < ideal> I'll try to do that:) 09:00 < rxr> are you good in web design ? 09:00 < rxr> and/or what are you skills in general? 09:02 < ideal> Java; Enterprise Application; A little Linux/FreeBSD. 09:05 < rxr> hm - no java need here ... 09:06 < rxr> our homepage could get some big design improvements ... 09:06 < rxr> http://www.t2-project.org ... 09:06 < rxr> what would you like to do ? 09:08 < ideal> I can do a little help for web design and some bash and objc projects:) 09:10 < rxr> objc ;-) *g* - nice 09:11 < rxr> well if you have some fun doing some html work - some design proposals for the web-site would be really cool ... 09:11 < rxr> I prefer modern CSS formating - but as long as it looks better than the current barebone all is welcome ;-) 09:11 < rxr> btw. no need to convert all pages 09:12 < rxr> just the basic design idea and formating ... 09:12 < ideal> CSS 2.0? 09:12 < rxr> 1.0 is enough for now ... 09:12 < rxr> I mean - s.th. that at least Mozilla, Konqueror and IE render (mostly) 09:13 < ideal> I use Mozilla, but no IE. 09:14 < rxr> it is ok - when it is not tested with IE - after all - that's IE ... ;-)~ 09:14 < ideal> :) 09:15 < ideal> Then where to start? 09:18 < rxr> with the html page work = 09:18 < rxr> ? even 09:19 < ideal> Such as main.css, index.html or others? 09:19 < rxr> yes - I would take one page and play with the formating 09:20 < rxr> or better first think about the style - look at some other sites and then play with one t2 page 09:20 < rxr> and send modified proposal files that demonstrate the look 09:22 < rxr> and it can be graphical - e.g. use some other good looking open source project sites as guide 09:23 < rxr> http://www.mozilla.org/ 09:23 < ideal> May I know some motivation about this redesign? 09:23 < rxr> http://www.mozilla.org/ 09:23 < rxr> http://www.blender.org/ 09:23 < rxr> the motivation is better presentation 09:23 < rxr> not so boring textual undesigned 09:24 < rxr> but colorful and hip - s.th. that does good PR 09:24 < rxr> maybe even http://fedora.redhat.com/ 09:25 < ideal> http://www.coolhomepages.com/ 09:27 < ideal> blender.org is powered by PostNuke. You may choose it also. 09:27 < rxr> well - I would pefer to keep the main homepage undynamic - for the sake of security 09:28 < ideal> Understand. 09:37 < ideal> http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/web/library/us-gentoo/ 09:39 < rxr> but I do not like the gentoo site very much ... :-( 09:39 < rxr> e.g. the mozilla site looks great 09:39 < rxr> I find the gentoo one quite chaotic and hard to read/search 09:47 < CIA-9> rene * r5572 /trunk/package/develop/subversion/ (subversion.desc svnperl-hotfix.patch svnperl-hotfix2.patch): * updated subversion (1.1.2 -> 1.1.3) 10:13 < rxr> ideal: and - what is your plan ? 10:15 < ideal> Thinking,.. but I'm not a good graphical designer:( 10:17 < rxr> it was just an idea ... ;-) 10:18 < ideal> :) 11:01 < rxr> I get annoyed by the damn Open Firmware 11:01 < rxr> the nvram editing is anooying 11:01 < rxr> this is the uglied thing I ever saw ... 11:01 < rxr> even worser than windows 11:01 < rxr> I now try for over an hour to just enter 3 tiny lines there ... 11:02 < rxr> I now boot back into linux and hope there is some nvram eeprom thing there to clear the messed nvram ... 11:11 < rxr> I get the feeling the Open Firmware was created to drive people mad ... 11:16 < rxr> ok - best way to clear the messed nvramrc: 11:16 < rxr> setenv nvramrc "" 11:18 < rxr> hm - I still found no way to remove empty lines 11:18 < rxr> this nvedit is a crap ... 11:26 < rxr> ah: 11:26 < rxr> Control-K 11:26 < rxr> If at the end of a line, join the next line to the current line (that is, delete the new line). 11:27 -!- CIA-9 [~CIA@to.je.spocco.com] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 11:33 < rxr> the Open Firmware has strange buffer overrun bugs when the lines get longer than console collumns ... 11:42 < rxr> yeah - finally! 11:42 < rxr> got my IBM Trap 3e problem work aroundded 11:42 < rxr> damn Open Firmware stealing my time ... 11:43 < rxr> valentin: I post the details to the t2 list if you wanna fix your Trap 3e problem, too .. 12:06 -!- CIA-10 [~CIA@to.je.spocco.com] has joined #t2 12:12 < CIA-10> rene * r5573 /trunk/target/bootdisk/linuxrc.c: 12:12 < CIA-10> * fixed bootdisk/linuxrc.c to really traverse the wohle module 12:12 < CIA-10> directory (I think this is a implementation bug in the dietlibc ...) 12:12 < CIA-10> * added workaround to always run stage1() for now, since Alejandro 12:12 < CIA-10> reported the confitional failed on his systems for the boot/cd ... 12:24 < CIA-10> rene * r5574 /trunk/package/powerpc/powerpc-utils/powerpc-utils.cache: * added missing powerpc-utils.cache 12:40 < CIA-10> rene * r5575 /trunk/package/powerpc/powerpc-utils/ (powerpc-utils.cache powerpc-utils.conf powerpc-utils.desc): 12:40 < CIA-10> * powerpc-utils cleanup, including [U]] fix, match_source_file usage 12:40 < CIA-10> and up-to-date cache file 13:23 * rxr off lunch - cu 13:24 < CIA-10> rene * r5576 /trunk/package/sparc/sparc-utils/ (. sparc-utils.cache sparc-utils.conf sparc-utils.desc): * added sparc-utils (1.9-2) 13:30 < rxr> mnemoc_: I have the t2-project.org bill in my hand ... case set .. 13:30 * rxr lunch - cu in 1h+ ... 13:34 -!- freedy [~uni@pD95D0819.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #t2 13:34 < freedy> hi @ll 13:36 -!- Minto [~chatzilla@82-217-66-7.cable.quicknet.nl] has joined #t2 13:37 < Minto> Hi all 14:13 < mnemoc_> moin 14:35 < valentin> rxr: yes 14:37 < mnemoc_> hi valentin 14:37 < valentin> moin mnemoc_ 15:24 -!- ideal [~idealm@211.100.227.107] has quit ["Leaving"] 15:55 -!- madtux [~mike@196.40.44.28] has joined #t2 15:55 < madtux> hello 15:55 < madtux> daja77: awake? 15:55 < mnemoc_> hi mike 15:56 < madtux> hola Alejandro como le va? 15:58 < mnemoc_> o_O 16:00 < madtux> mm... this mortal have quite an extrange way to return a polite greeting. 16:00 < madtux> mortals* 16:02 < mnemoc_> como _le_ va? 16:02 < mnemoc_> you only talk that way when you are angry 16:03 < madtux> oh sorry, I'm not angry, I'm just trying to be a little bit more polite and formal :) 16:03 < mnemoc_> :) 16:03 < mnemoc_> i'm quite ok, and you? 16:03 < madtux> I'm _GREAT_ thanks for asking. 16:04 < mnemoc_> great to hear that :) 16:09 -!- freedy [~uni@pD95D0819.dip.t-dialin.net] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 16:30 < daja77> madtux: yes 16:48 < madtux> El Sr. Daja :) 16:57 < rxr> moin 16:58 < mnemoc_> moin rxr 16:59 * rxr driving home - cu in some minutes ... 16:59 < mnemoc_> cu 17:07 < mnemoc_> fsck! 17:07 < mnemoc_> i can't build anything on this cross-base.... always 'cpp fails sanity check' 17:08 < madtux> mm.. 17:08 < madtux> what did you do? 17:09 < mnemoc_> i did a cross-build, and dump it to a machine 17:09 < mnemoc_> but i can scripts/Config because i don't have curses, and i can't compile it because cpp 17:09 < mnemoc_> i can't emerge gcc neither due to the same reason 17:10 < mnemoc_> etc etc etc 17:10 < madtux> do'h 17:16 -!- Minto [~chatzilla@82-217-66-7.cable.quicknet.nl] has quit [Read error: 60 (Operation timed out)] 17:23 -!- mtr [~michael@H8a7b.h.pppool.de] has joined #t2 17:23 < mtr> hi 17:24 < mnemoc_> hi mtr 17:24 < mtr> hi mnemoc 17:28 < mtr> this morning i started a new desktop build, svn r5572 17:28 < mtr> first failure was 7zip, which does not build in stage 1 17:29 < mtr> i guess this is a type in the priority tag: [P] X -0---5---9 108.600 ?? 17:29 < mtr> i meant typo 17:29 < mtr> and it should read: [P] X -----5---9 108.600 17:32 -!- madtux [~mike@196.40.44.28] has quit ["leaving"] 17:33 < rxr> re 17:33 < mnemoc_> it is a typo 17:33 < rxr> yep 17:34 < mnemoc_> but i don't know what rxr wanted to write 17:34 < rxr> ---- 17:34 < rxr> ;-) 17:34 < mnemoc_> :) 17:34 < rxr> I fix it ... 17:35 < mnemoc_> http://www.policyrouting.org/PolicyRoutingBook/ONLINE/TOC.html <--- interesting 17:36 < CIA-10> rene * r5577 /trunk/package/archiver/7zip/7zip.desc: * fixed 7zip to not build in stage 0/1 and inserted the checksum 17:42 < mtr> ok, thanks for fixing this one 17:43 < mtr> the next failure is glibc in stage 5: 17:43 < mtr> make[2]: *** [/TOOLCHAIN/src.glibc.1105784139.3600.7f0100/libc/objdir/sunrpc/xbootparam_prot.stmp] Segmentation fault (core dumped) 17:44 < mnemoc_> i got that too!! 17:44 < mnemoc_> i thought it was my box 17:45 < rxr> mnemoc_: mtr: what are you optimizing to? 17:45 < mnemoc_> P4 17:45 < mtr> i am running a native build on a k7, never had hardware problems before 17:45 < rxr> does the error vanish for the 2nd build of the glibc ? 17:45 < mnemoc_> nope 17:45 < rxr> mtr: I was not suspecting hardware problem ... 17:46 < mtr> so i clear the .err file an restart the build ? 17:46 < rxr> mtr: you optimize for k7 s.th. ? 17:46 < mtr> yes 17:46 < rxr> hm 17:46 < rxr> which of the athlon-xyz setting ? 17:47 < rxr> could you try to run gdb on the core file to get a backtrace ? 17:47 < mnemoc_> i'll start a new build.... 17:48 < mnemoc_> pissed-me run a Cleanup -full 17:48 < mtr> rxr: i selected to optimize for "AMD Athlon" => X86_OPT='athlon' 17:48 < mtr> i will have a look at the core file now ... 17:49 < rxr> I do such a build locally ... 17:49 < rxr> s/I/I'll/ ... ;-) 17:50 < mnemoc_> :) 17:56 < mtr> hmm, can i get some symbols into gdb? perhaps the values does have a meaning to you: 17:56 < mtr> (gdb) core-file libc/sunrpc/core 17:56 < mtr> Core was generated by `/TOOLCHAIN/src.glibc.1105784139.3600.7f0100/libc/objdir/elf/ld-linux.so.2 --lib'. 17:56 < mtr> Program terminated with signal 11, Segmentation fault. 17:56 < mtr> #0 0x401832b0 in ?? () 17:56 < mtr> (gdb) bt 17:56 < mtr> #0 0x401832b0 in ?? () 17:56 < mtr> #1 0x400035bf in ?? () 17:56 < mtr> #2 0xbfffaa08 in ?? () 17:56 < mtr> #3 0x00000000 in ?? () 17:56 < mnemoc_> cool less built against termcap works like a cat :D 17:56 < mtr> #4 0x00000001 in ?? () 17:56 < mtr> #5 0x00000000 in ?? () 17:56 < mtr> #6 0x00000000 in ?? () 17:57 < mnemoc_> mtr: can you sed 'debug' on Config and run again? 17:57 < mnemoc_> set* 17:57 < mnemoc_> Config -> Expert -> Bottom 18:00 < rxr> mtr: uhm - I expected much - but not the dynamic linkder crashing .. 18:00 < rxr> mnemoc_: cat what ? 18:00 < mtr> mnemoc: so i should just clear the .err file and run Build-Target again? 18:00 < mnemoc_> yes 18:00 < mtr> ok 18:00 < mnemoc_> but enable DEBUG on Config 18:00 < mnemoc_> or config/*/config 18:00 < mtr> yep, it has DEBUG=1 18:01 < mnemoc_> Build-Target :) 18:02 < mnemoc_> rxr: less foo is identical to cat foo here 18:03 < mnemoc_> i can't see why my cpp is not sane, if i can't scroll config.log 18:11 * mnemoc_ editing default config with sed to start a build-target 18:12 < mnemoc_> this is not fun anymore :\ 18:12 < rxr> .O 18:14 * mnemoc_ needs to learn 'ed' 18:19 < rxr> valentin: damn - I just had to notive the open firmware hacking does not work for power-up - only for reset ... 18:19 < rxr> damn 18:20 < rxr> ok - sparc off back to scanners ... 18:25 < mnemoc_> PATH_MAX undeclared??!! 18:25 < mnemoc_> building 0-linux-header :( 18:26 < mnemoc_> this gcc is really not sane 18:28 < mnemoc_> at least now i have network 18:29 < rxr> oO 18:29 < rxr> poor mnemoc 18:29 < rxr> should I build s.th. for you ? 18:29 < mnemoc_> that may work 18:30 < mnemoc_> an ncurses and vi for p4 (or lower) would be nice :\ 18:31 < mnemoc_> have you used cross-bases lately, or is it me? 18:31 < mnemoc_> do you have minimal-t2 isos? 18:31 < mnemoc_> x86 18:32 < mnemoc_> i don't trust bins built here anymore 18:33 < rxr> I can built a minimal t2 if this would be fast enought for you ... 18:33 < rxr> a bootable one ? 18:34 < mnemoc_> tbz2 18:34 < mnemoc_> no, no need of bootable 18:34 < mnemoc_> i can dump it from bg-rescue 18:35 < mnemoc_> but not gem please ;) 18:36 < rxr> build started 18:36 < rxr> ppro 18:36 < mnemoc_> rxr: btw, iproute2 needs to be fixed, SBINDIR=${sbindir#$root} because we use DESTDIR, and on stage 0 and 1 that's a $xroot/$xroot/sbin 18:36 < rxr> since athlon here no p4 ... 18:37 < mnemoc_> ok 18:37 < mnemoc_> that's enough 18:38 -!- CIA-10 [~CIA@to.je.spocco.com] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 18:38 < mnemoc_> i should have installed compiler on my other machines 18:38 * mnemoc_ moving home... i need to eat 18:40 < rxr> cu 18:40 < mnemoc_> cu, and thanks ;) 19:10 < rxr> ulrich drepper is a troll ... 19:10 < rxr> someone asks some question about a segfault in glibc when he tries to test a new glibc in his /home/$user/bla - and drepper jsut replies: 19:10 < rxr> This is a list for developers. Look for some other forum. 19:15 -!- tschmidt [~tschmidt@pD95F8456.dip.t-dialin.net] has joined #t2 19:15 -!- tschmidt [~tschmidt@pD95F8456.dip.t-dialin.net] has quit [Client Quit] 19:18 < rxr> == 01/15/05 19:18:32 =[1]=> Finished building package gzip. 19:31 < mtr> well, the glibc rebuild is ready - and it shows the same error :( 19:32 < mtr> and it is weird, i do not have any symbols in the core file, just like before 19:33 < rxr> altough debugging enabled? 19:33 < mtr> i checked twice, in config/*/config there is ROCKCFG_DEBUG='1' 19:33 < rxr> btw - this might be due to random memory corruptions and thus an invalid stack frame inthe dynamic linkder ... 19:33 < rxr> linker even 19:34 < rxr> mtr: could you try an updated glibc? just to make sure they have not fixed s.th. in between ? 19:34 < rxr> I'll build an athlon build after the minimal for mnemoc_ 19:36 < mtr> rxr: i will try a glibc cvs version from today, or should i use any other tag or date? 19:38 -!- CIA-9 [~CIA@to.je.spocco.com] has joined #t2 19:43 < rxr> no - today sounds good ,-) 19:43 < rxr> maybe run a diff before the build and take a look if s.th. changed in that region 19:50 < mtr> i can't believe it - there is only a single change in glibc since 2004-12-24 19:51 < mtr> the change is not related to the segfault 20:01 < rxr> mtr: we switched to the stable branch of glibc - be happy they do not change so much as they did in all minor releases of the 2.3 series ... 20:07 < CIA-9> rene * r5578 /trunk/package/network/rdesktop/ (krdc-embed.patch rdesktop.desc): 20:07 < CIA-9> * fixed rdesktop to make it usable for krdc - imported from ROCK Linux 20:07 < CIA-9> submaster 20:07 < CIA-9> * took over maintainship and improved the .desc file 20:10 -!- Postal_ [~Postal_@ool-43562a7f.dyn.optonline.net] has joined #t2 20:10 < Postal_> hey all 20:10 < rxr> hi Postal_ 20:10 < Postal_> Someone stole my nick, i had to use the little "_" 20:11 < Postal_> For some reason i cannot chroot into my build 20:12 < Postal_> chroot: cannot run command `/bin/bash': No such file or directory 20:12 < rxr> whas has been built so far ? 20:13 < rxr> the chroot does of course only work when the basic stuff including bash has been build .. 20:16 < Postal_> rxr, i bult a generic with a Minimal+x 20:17 < rxr> it finished ? 20:18 < Postal_> yeah last night 20:19 < Postal_> is there any way to check what was built, and if there were any errors..? 20:19 < rxr> what does ./scripts/Create-ErrList -cfg your-config-name 20:19 < rxr> yield ? 20:19 < rxr> what was your config? 20:19 < rxr> system or so ? 20:20 < Postal_> 146 builds total, 46 completed fine, 0 with errors. 20:20 < rxr> hm 20:20 < rxr> then try: 20:21 < rxr> tail build/system-*/TOOLCHAIN/logs/build_target.log 20:21 < rxr> if system was your config name ... 20:21 < Postal_> it was 20:22 < Postal_> Processing static lib corrections ... 20:22 < Postal_> Verifing the .la files ... 20:22 < Postal_> Found 101 files for this package. 20:22 < Postal_> Clear (old) md5sums and cksums ... 20:22 < Postal_> Creating md5sum and cksum files ... done. 20:22 < Postal_> Creating package description ... 20:22 < Postal_> Making post-install adaptions. 20:22 < Postal_> -> $root/var/adm/logs/1-sysfiles.out -> 1-sysfiles.log 20:22 < Postal_> == 01/14/05 22:14:10 =[1]=> Finished building package sysfiles. 20:22 < Postal_> chroot: cannot run command `bin/bash': No such file or directory 20:23 < rxr> ah - ok 20:24 < Postal_> any ideas? 20:24 < rxr> I already imagined that .. 20:24 < rxr> yep - sure ;-) 20:24 < rxr> do this: 20:24 < rxr> cd build/system-* 20:24 < Postal_> you know what i love about you... you always have an answer 20:24 < rxr> ln -s lib lib64 20:24 < rxr> cd usr 20:24 < rxr> ln -s lib lib64 20:24 < rxr> cd .. 20:24 < rxr> chroot . 20:24 < Postal_> symlink the libs of course lol 20:26 < Postal_> ok now im at a bash prompt, how do I be SURE it is correct.. 20:27 < Postal_> a cd / will do it 20:27 < Postal_> in my suse / I have a dir called windows, here i do not 20:27 < Postal_> so... what now? 20:30 < rxr> so you are in the chroot environment ... ;-) 20:30 < Postal_> yeah 20:30 < rxr> Build-Target stopped building, since the bash was not executable due to the libs missing ... 20:30 < rxr> you could now start the Build-Taarget -cfg system again to continue building your minimal T2 ;-) 20:31 < rxr> it will contineu to build all the remaining stuff in this new sandbox 20:31 < Postal_> ah ok, do this from inside the chroot? 20:31 < rxr> no 20:31 < rxr> just exit that bash 20:31 < Postal_> ok 20:31 < rxr> the Build-Target does the chroot automatically on demand ... 20:32 < rxr> look at the error you posted - it already trieed it: 20:32 < Postal_> i know 20:32 < rxr> 20:22 < Postal_> == 01/14/05 22:14:10 =[1]=> Finished building package sysfiles. 20:32 < rxr> 20:22 < Postal_> chroot: cannot run command `bin/bash': No such file or 20:32 < rxr> ok ;-) 20:33 < Postal_> that much i got lol, but i never would have thought to symlink the libs, i have to do it in LFS builds, but i suppose that i expected it to be automatic... 20:33 < rxr> yes 20:33 < rxr> this is expected to be done completely differently 20:33 < rxr> but I'll add this workaround to our build system in a moement 20:33 * rxr busy doing 3 other things in parallel right now ... 20:33 < Postal_> with a commit? 20:34 < rxr> sure 20:34 < rxr> I'll add and commit this in some minutes 20:34 < rxr> btw you are the first one that got x86-64 that far using T2 ... 20:35 < rxr> of course we already fixed a lot of stuff for it .. - seems we are quite finished with the x86-64 fixup round ... 20:35 < rxr> ,-) 20:35 < Postal_> instead of "some" you should say "in a few".. and I would never have gotten this far if you guys werent watching out for me lol 20:39 < rxr> ,-) 20:39 < rxr> thanks for the test builds ;-) 20:40 < Postal_> np, prehaps in a few days after my exams this next week Ill build a full generic for you 20:40 < rxr> valentin: Ultra SPARC Trap 3e mail sent to the list ... 20:40 < rxr> we might need to patch some packages for that on the way ... 20:41 < rxr> just post errors when you get some 20:41 < rxr> when noone is around just feed them to the mailing list: 20:41 -!- mipe [~mipe@dsl10040.japo.fi] has joined #t2 20:41 < mipe> hi all 20:42 < rxr> http://www.t2-project.org/contact.html 20:42 < rxr> hi mipe 20:42 < rxr> mipe: Postal_ got a x86-64 cross build into stage 2 ... 20:43 < mipe> i got stage 1 build and its trying to go stage 2,and chroot to prev stage but gives error: chroot:cannot run command 'bin/bash': No such file or directory 20:43 < rxr> yep 20:43 < rxr> commit in a few minutes ... 20:43 < rxr> to manually solve it: 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < rxr> cd build/system-* 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < Postal_> you know what i love about you... you always have an answer 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < rxr> ln -s lib lib64 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < rxr> cd usr 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < rxr> ln -s lib lib64 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < rxr> cd .. 20:43 < rxr> 20:24 < rxr> chroot . 20:44 < rxr> but I commit this to sysfiles right now 20:45 < mipe> nice,thanks. its continuing to build stage 2 20:45 < rxr> 00-dirtree even 20:45 < rxr> ,-) I expect most stuff to just build 20:45 < rxr> however I sa some -fPIC patches on the ROCK Linux site - maybe some of them are really needed 20:47 -!- CIA-9 [~CIA@to.je.spocco.com] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 20:48 < rxr> s/sa/saw/ 20:54 < mipe> oh well,gotta go,till tomorrow. thanks rxr for the solution. 20:54 -!- mipe [~mipe@dsl10040.japo.fi] has quit ["later"] 20:57 < Postal_> where did the CIA-9 bot go? 20:57 < rxr> it vanishes from time to time whenit needs a break ... ;-) 20:57 < Postal_> lol 20:57 < rxr> box reboot or network outage or so .... 20:57 < Postal_> how many times is the toolchain built? 20:58 < rxr> it is not our box - so no idea ... - it is from the cia.navi.cx site ... 20:58 < rxr> http://wiki.t2-project.org/index.cgi?Toolchain 20:58 < Postal_> ok 20:59 < Postal_> So I am at stage 2 now 20:59 < rxr> it does not mean that much is build in all stages 20:59 < Postal_> rxr, what would be the point of stage 9? 21:00 < rxr> 4 6 7 and 8 are nearly empty ... 21:00 < rxr> and 2 and 3 only sanity rebuild the basic toolchain after the cross build ... 21:00 < rxr> insane paranoic people 21:00 < rxr> stage9 is disabled by default nowadays (in T2) 21:00 < Postal_> i diddnt cross compile this one 21:02 < rxr> ah - yes 21:02 < rxr> pseudo cross compile then ,-) 21:02 < Postal_> why pseudo cross? 21:02 < Postal_> I have both a 32 and a 64 bit toolchain on the host system 21:02 < rxr> for native builds in stage 0 we build some kind of pseudo cross compiler to make sure we have some valid compiler and not broken system ones - like the RedHat 2.96, or other patched to death ones ... 21:03 < Postal_> well, the 32 bit toolchain may be patched, but i built the 64bit one myself.. 21:03 < rxr> and you need this when you build to a system with an majorly updated glibc or totally different libc in some cases 21:04 < rxr> we always do the pseudo cross bulid - if you do not disable it in the expert option 21:04 < rxr> and seesing all sorts of crazzy problems I never encourage anyone to touch that option ;-) 21:04 < Postal_> the only option i touched in expert, was the template.. i also made it pipe compiler output to screen 21:05 < rxr> I only meant the "Disalbe pseudo cross compiler stage" options ;-) 21:05 < Postal_> right.. 21:06 < Postal_> i like to see the compiler output... it lets me know whats going on 21:07 < rxr> ;-) I like to keep the overview 21:07 < rxr> but that's why the option is there - the free choice ... 21:07 < rxr> we consider adding an esimated progress bar to the normal status output ;-) 21:08 < Postal_> ollect2: ld returned 1 exit status 21:08 < Postal_> make[2]: *** [jv-convert] Error 1 21:08 < Postal_> make[2]: Leaving directory `/TOOLCHAIN/src.gcc.1105817798.11389.0x7f0200/gcc-3.4.3/objdir/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/libjava' 21:08 < Postal_> make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 21:08 < Postal_> make[1]: Leaving directory `/TOOLCHAIN/src.gcc.1105817798.11389.0x7f0200/gcc-3.4.3/objdir/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/libjava' 21:08 < Postal_> make: *** [all-target-libjava] Error 2 21:08 < Postal_> No 2-gcc.log file. 21:08 < Postal_> --- BUILD ERROR --- 21:08 < Postal_> Creating file list and doing final adaptions ... 21:08 < Postal_> Processing static lib corrections ... 21:08 < Postal_> Verifing the .la files ... 21:08 < Postal_> Found 92 files for this package. 21:08 < Postal_> Clear (old) md5sums and cksums ... 21:08 < Postal_> Calculating package dependencies ... 21:08 < Postal_> Creating md5sum and cksum files ... done. 21:08 < rxr> hm- tht 21:08 < Postal_> Creating package description ... 21:08 < Postal_> Making post-install adaptions. 21:08 < rxr> hm - that is not too good ... 21:08 < Postal_> -> $root/var/adm/logs/2-gcc.out -> 2-gcc.err 21:08 < Postal_> i know 21:08 < rxr> after all it is just java ... 21:09 < Postal_> what options did you pass to gcc in the stage 2 build? 21:09 < rxr> well the gcc option generation is quite long in t2 ... 21:09 < rxr> you can see this in the log file 21:09 < rxr> maybe just try disabling java for now 21:09 < rxr> there should be a config option for this in the experts option 21:10 < Postal_> ok 21:10 < Postal_> but prehaps... 21:10 < rxr> we can take a look into such details later when you have a more commplete system ... 21:10 < Postal_> ok 21:10 < Postal_> /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/3.4.3/../../../../x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/bin/ld: .libs/jv-convert: hidden symbol `atexit' in /usr/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/lib/libc_nonshared.a(atexit.oS) is referenced by DSO 21:10 < Postal_> /usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/3.4.3/../../../../x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/bin/ld: final link failed: Nonrepresentable section on output 21:11 < Postal_> that worries me 21:12 < Postal_> ok let me disable java, and start up the build again 21:12 < rxr> hm- maybe google helps .. 21:12 < Postal_> well, the ld failing is a bad sign.. even if the file is not there eh 21:13 < Postal_> ok i disabled java 21:13 < Postal_> and i am building again 21:14 < Postal_> is there any way to set like a -j6 option? 21:17 < Postal_> on the make 21:18 < rxr> mom 21:22 < rxr> phoning 21:22 -!- lars__ [~lars@port-212-202-42-228.dynamic.qsc.de] has joined #t2 21:23 < rxr> hi lars__ ! 21:23 < lars__> hi rene 21:23 < lars__> I have a question concerning rocknet 21:23 < rxr> go on ,-) 21:24 < lars__> Finally we got our dsl connection together with a nice tiny router 21:24 < rxr> btw. greetings from susan, just on phone ... 21:24 < lars__> ah, greetings as well to her 21:24 < rxr> so - call ended ... 21:25 < rxr> lars__: so we see you around more often ? 21:25 < lars__> ok, when I connect with Mac OSX to that router the system seems to get its 21:25 < lars__> dns-server entry from the router 21:26 < rxr> yep - dhcp I guess ... 21:26 < lars__> under linux this is not the case. eth0 is configuered in /etc/network with 21:26 < rxr> when you want this w/ linux just put dhcp into the config file ;-) 21:26 < lars__> option dhcp 21:27 < lars__> --- so dhcp is there --- do I need to configuere the dhcp clienent to get 21:27 < Postal_> catimage.c:204: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast 21:27 < Postal_> catimage.c:205: warning: assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast 21:27 < Postal_> make[1]: *** [catimage] Error 1 21:27 < Postal_> make[1]: Leaving directory `/TOOLCHAIN/src.bin86.1105820626.16418.0x7f0200/bin86-0.16.16/ld' 21:27 < Postal_> make[1]: Entering directory `/TOOLCHAIN/src.bin86.1105820626.16418.0x7f0200/bin86-0.16.16/as' 21:27 < Postal_> make[1]: Nothing to be done for `all'. 21:27 < Postal_> make[1]: Leaving directory `/TOOLCHAIN/src.bin86.1105820626.16418.0x7f0200/bin86-0.16.16/as' 21:27 < lars__> the right entry in /etc/resolve.conf 21:27 < Postal_> install -m 755 -s as/as86 /usr/bin/as86 21:27 < Postal_> install -m 755 -s ld/ld86 /usr/bin/ld86 21:27 < Postal_> install -m 755 -s ld/objdump86 /usr/bin/objdump86 21:27 < Postal_> install: cannot stat `ld/objdump86': No such file or directory 21:27 < Postal_> make: *** [install] Error 1 21:27 < Postal_> No 3-bin86.log file. 21:28 < rxr> lars__: could you post your dhcp line 21:28 < rxr> e.g. there should not be "option" in front of it ... 21:28 < rxr> Postal_: hm - not that good ... 21:28 < Postal_> i am going to google it 21:29 < lars__> rene:here it is: 21:29 < lars__> interface eth0(home) 21:29 < lars__> dhcp 21:30 < rxr> ah 21:30 < rxr> yes - that should work 21:30 < rxr> you do not configure the dhclient in any other way .. 21:30 < rxr> lars__: you can try manually what the dhclient does by running: 21:30 < rxr> ifconfig eth0 up 21:30 < rxr> dhclient eth0 21:31 < rxr> and watch what it throws on the terminal 21:31 < Postal_> rxr, google, does not give me much info 21:31 < rxr> Postal_: you should look for this error if ld/objdump86 was build correctly ... 21:32 < rxr> cd src.bin86.* 21:32 < Postal_> rxr, and how would i know that? 21:32 < rxr> cd bin86* 21:32 < Postal_> oh 21:32 < rxr> and then take a look what was build there ... 21:32 < rxr> you could also hand out some ssh accounts here if you like us to take a look from remote ... 21:33 < rxr> lars__: ? 21:33 < Postal_> rxr, I see an objectdump86.c in the ld file 21:34 < Postal_> "objdump86.c" 21:34 < rxr> can you make the build log available somehow? 21:34 < rxr> web server or so ? 21:34 < Postal_> i could email it to you thats about it 21:34 < lars__> rxr: one moment, please, I will try something else. 21:36 < rxr> Postal_: sure - mail is fine: rene@exactcode.de 21:36 < Postal_> where is the build log located? 21:37 < rxr> build/system-*/var/adm/logs/2-bin86.err 21:37 < rxr> --typos 21:37 < rxr> all the T2 package management files are in var/adm 21:37 < valentin> hi lars__ 21:37 < lars__> rene: when I do ifconfig eth0 down and then uncomment, the nameserver entries in /etc/resolve.conf 21:38 < lars__> after ifconfig eth0 up; dhchlient eth0 I have no nameserver entries. 21:39 < lars__> hi valentin 21:42 < rxr> but the IP is set ? 21:42 < rxr> my brother and martin baum already mentioned s.th. like this but so far it just worked for me ... 21:43 < rxr> I always closed such cases with "WORKS-FOR-ME" and "buggy DHCP server" 21:43 < rxr> would be nice if you could review what's going on. 21:43 < Postal_> ok, i sent the email 21:43 < rxr> use etherreal to sniff what the DHCP answers to the requests and / or consult the dhclient source ... ;-) 21:43 < lars__> yes the IP is set 21:44 < mnemoc_> re 21:44 < rxr> maybe the DHCP server sets some "temporary nameserver /flag/" or so that does make dhclient think it better does not use it ? 21:44 < Postal_> rxr, what are ssh accounts? 21:45 < rxr> Postal_: you know telnet ? 21:45 < Postal_> yeah 21:45 < rxr> ssh is encrypted / secure telnet ... 21:45 < Postal_> ah ok 21:45 < rxr> ,-) 21:45 < rxr> normally used all the day 21:45 < rxr> currently I have about 5+ ssh seassions running ... 21:46 < Postal_> tell me when you get that email... im not sure if my smtp is configed correctly 21:46 < rxr> not yet here ... 21:47 < Postal_> here comes before yet... 21:47 < mnemoc_> and each one is connected to an `screen`? 21:47 < rxr> mnemoc_: no - currently only 2 of them ... ;-) 21:47 < mnemoc_> :) 21:47 < rxr> time left: 6 hour 57 min 50 sec 21:47 < mnemoc_> ? 21:48 < rxr> until the enterprise broadcast from yesterday evening is hre ... 21:48 < rxr> seems to become a long night if I want to watch it before the sleep cycle 21:48 < mnemoc_> you can sleep before 21:49 < rxr> I would watch it on tv too - just that I do not want to wait 1 and 1/2 years for the ugly german translation ... 21:49 < rxr> Postal_: no mail yet 21:50 < mnemoc_> i got impressed but shrek, translated to spanish, was far better than the original version 21:50 < mnemoc_> Created file outside basedir: /usr/bin/vi 21:51 < rxr> oehm - I thought I fixed that .. 21:51 < rxr> mnemoc_: are you at HEAD ? 21:51 < mnemoc_> mom 21:51 < Postal_> rxr, i just logged onto earthlink.net and sent it from there.. so i know it will send so... lets wait a moment.. if it dosent send, im happy to give you an ssh if you want one 21:51 < mnemoc_> URL: svn://svn.exactcode.de/t2/trunk/package/editors/nvi 21:51 < mnemoc_> Repository UUID: c5f82cb5-29bc-0310-9cd0-bff59a50e3bc 21:51 < mnemoc_> Revision: 5578 21:52 < rxr> arrived thanks - look into it soon 21:53 < mnemoc_> i'll fix vserver now, so this 'issues' will not affect host machine 21:53 < rxr> this should have been fixed with r5570 21:54 < mnemoc_> it seems not :) 21:54 < rxr> I tested it ... 21:54 < mnemoc_> :| 21:54 < rxr> but a fix is welcome 21:54 < mnemoc_> :) 21:55 * mnemoc_ building on a p200 print server ;) 21:56 < rxr> .oO 21:56 < rxr> Postal_: bin86 is buggy - it continous to build even on error: 21:56 < rxr> catimage.c:27:2: #error "Compile error: struct exec invalid (long not 32 bit ?)" 21:56 < rxr> it is no wonder the install fails ... 21:56 < Postal_> at least one of us can make sense of it 21:57 < rxr> mnemoc_: can you do me a facour 21:57 < rxr> favour even 21:57 < mnemoc_> i can try 21:57 < rxr> do you have a rock 2.1 trunk ? 21:58 < mnemoc_> a working copy yes, a build or machine no 21:59 < rxr> could you search for *86*64*.patch and commit them all ;-) *g* 21:59 < rxr> I just added the bin86 one ... 21:59 < rxr> Postal_: can you svn up and restart the Target build ? 22:00 < mnemoc_> uhm 22:00 < rxr> mnemoc_: ok ok - I do it ... 22:01 < rxr> co - running 22:02 < mnemoc_> # echo package/*/*/*86*64* 22:02 < mnemoc_> package/rene/cdrdao/x86_64-support.patch package/x86/bin86/x86_64.patch 22:02 < rxr> that's all ? 22:02 < mnemoc_> yep 22:02 < rxr> ok - I grepp 22:02 < rxr> grep harder for those when the co finished ... 22:02 < rxr> mnemoc_: thanks so far 22:02 < mnemoc_> sorry :| 22:03 -!- mipe [~mipe@dsl10040.japo.fi] has joined #t2 22:06 < mnemoc_> rxr: what do you think of FHS2.3's /media/{cdrom,floppy} and /srv ? 22:08 < rxr> ugly like hell 22:09 < mipe> rxr:i got few errors on early stage 2,gcc and bin86. 22:09 < rxr> I want to boycot it or veto it or so ... 22:09 < rxr> mipe: both are know 22:09 < rxr> bin86 is fixed in HEAD 22:09 < mipe> oh and gcc is fixed by disabling java 22:09 < rxr> for gcc you could disable the java compiler in the Config expert section or review why the link error happens ... 22:09 < mipe> its broken and works only in cvs ver with libtool patch 22:10 < rxr> gcc/java on x86_64 ? 22:10 < rxr> mnemoc_: what do you think about the FHS's /media and /srv stuff ? 22:10 < mipe> yeah gcj is broken for x86_64 in released version,from status was it from their ml. there was a report that only cvs+libtool patch works 22:11 < rxr> ok - I disable it in the .conf until it is known to work 22:11 < mipe> ok 22:11 < rxr> wait a sec 22:11 < mnemoc_> rxr: i use /srv because /var/opt/apache/... is a bit long, but media in addition to mnt is weird 22:12 < mnemoc_> # svn ci -F ./svn-commit.tmp --username mnemoc 22:12 < mnemoc_> svn: Commit failed (details follow): 22:12 < mnemoc_> svn: Connection is read-only 22:12 < mnemoc_> [18:12] [root@ferrari(pts/1)nvi]# svn info 22:12 < mnemoc_> Path: . 22:12 < mnemoc_> URL: svn://svn.exactcode.de/t2/trunk/package/editors/nvi 22:13 < mnemoc_> aa... http 22:13 < mnemoc_> sorry 22:13 < rxr> mipe: svn up 22:13 < Postal_> rxr, did you say bin86 was fixed? 22:13 < rxr> yes 22:13 < Postal_> svn up? 22:13 < rxr> and gcc workaroudn to disable by default, too 22:13 < mnemoc_> i love to see you active again :D 22:14 < rxr> Postal_: ack 22:14 < Postal_> ack=? 22:14 < rxr> acknowledged 22:14 < rxr> Postal_: svn up and hapy building ;-) 22:14 < Postal_> ok 22:14 < mnemoc_> Postal_: too much tcp/ip in his head :) 22:14 < rxr> mnemoc_: I theory I have no time ... it is just that the t2 events kept me from my real work over the last hours ... 22:14 < rxr> making users happy and such ... 22:15 < mnemoc_> :) 22:15 < rxr> getting x86-64 ready before I invest in the hardware *g* 22:15 < mnemoc_> building a minimal for a friend? 22:15 < rxr> ah - yes 22:15 < rxr> there is some error to fix too 22:15 < mnemoc_> :D 22:15 < rxr> good that you remeber me to get back to that ... 22:15 < mnemoc_> nvi fixed 22:15 < rxr> CIA is missing again 22:16 < rxr> hello CIA, havn't you read the /topic ... ? 22:16 -!- Topic for #t2: T2 | 2.1.0-beta2 RELEASED | The next generation of System Development Enviroments (SDE) | http://www.t2-project.org/ | CIA, don't ever leave us again! 22:16 -!- Topic set by mnemoc [] [Wed Jan 12 03:04:43 2005] 22:17 < rxr> Postal_: if you want to learn how to fix errors yourself you could take a look what changed when we commit fixes 22:17 < rxr> svn diff -rPREV:HEAD 22:17 < rxr> ^- shoudl do 22:18 < rxr> lars__: how is your DHCP doin'? 22:19 < lars__> rene: no success still. The man pages are not very helpfull. 22:19 < Postal_> /bin/sh: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 22:19 < Postal_> Making post-install adaptions. 22:19 < Postal_> /bin/sh: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 22:19 < Postal_> /bin/bash: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 22:19 < Postal_> -> $root/var/adm/logs/3-ncurses.out -> 3-ncurses.err 22:19 < Postal_> /bin/bash: error while loading shared libraries: libncurses.so.5: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory 22:19 < Postal_> == 01/15/05 16:18:09 =[3]=> Aborted building package ncurses. 22:19 < rxr> yes - sorry 22:19 < rxr> I track exactly the same thing on the minimal build for mnemoc ... 22:20 < Postal_> rxr, so your fixing it at some point then 22:20 < rxr> yes - but I think after my pizza ... 22:21 < rxr> hm - still got a minute or two 22:23 < rxr> oh - gcc fix not yet commited 22:23 < rxr> my .conf was out of date 22:23 -!- mtr_ [~michael@H8363.h.pppool.de] has joined #t2 22:23 < rxr> now it isin 22:24 < rxr> hi mtr_ 22:26 < lars__> rxr: I have no /etc/dhclient.conf. Is this intentionally? 22:26 < rxr> I have neither 22:26 < rxr> so I guess yes ;-) 22:26 * rxr lunch - cu later 22:27 < rxr> bash vs. ncurses under investigatoin 22:27 < Postal_> rxr, how do you know all this lol 22:27 < rxr> lars__: you have write access - so if there is s.th. wrong with dhclient ;-) 22:27 < lars__> yes, first I need to know what is wrong... 22:30 < rxr> btw there are at least two other dhcp clients 22:30 < rxr> (or was the other a server ... ) 22:30 < rxr> there is pump 22:30 < rxr> we have no package IIRC 22:31 < rxr> you could fix that - and see what pump does ... 22:31 < mnemoc_> dhclient-script too 22:31 < mnemoc_> which is a fork of dhclient 22:31 < mnemoc_> errr. 22:31 < mnemoc_> dhcpcd-script 22:31 < mnemoc_> a fork of dhcpcd 22:31 < lars__> I thought dhclient-script is part of dhclient 22:31 < rxr> dhcpcd 22:32 * mnemoc_ needs coke (coca-cola) 22:32 < rxr> oh man - there are quite a few ... 22:32 < mnemoc_> if you don't need a server, do not install isc's. 22:33 < Postal_> rxr, what time is it over your way? 22:34 < rxr> 22:34 22:34 < Postal_> 10:34hmm 6 hours diff 22:34 < mipe> oh nice,-2h from my time 22:35 < Postal_> 16:35 here 22:35 < mipe> 30min and midnight,have to wake up at 6am. soon to bed 22:36 -!- CIA-10 [~CIA@to.je.spocco.com] has joined #t2 22:36 < mnemoc_> hey CIA-10! who authorized you to leave??! 22:36 < rxr> we need an own bot 22:37 < mnemoc_> a dumper like that is not hard to code 22:37 < mnemoc_> 15-20 lines with a good irc library/module 22:37 < rxr> yep 22:38 < mnemoc_> e.g. POE::Component::IRC volunteers? 22:39 -!- mtr [~michael@H8a7b.h.pppool.de] has quit [Read error: 104 (Connection reset by peer)] 22:39 < Postal_> rxr, how is the ncurses comming along... any ideas on whats wrong? 22:39 < rxr> yeah 22:39 < rxr> after the pizza max 10 minutes review and it should be fixed 22:39 -!- mnemoc_ is now known as KGB 22:40 < KGB> it's available... 22:40 < Postal_> rxr, could you try and explain whats wrong? 22:40 < KGB> do you like the CIA replacement nick? 22:40 < Postal_> prehaps i wont understand, but i would like to try lol 22:41 < KGB> to register it 22:42 -!- KGB is now known as mnemoc 22:43 < mnemoc> no, it was taken 22:43 < mnemoc> nickserv took his time to announce it :\ 22:44 < rxr> maybe kgb was not used a long time 22:44 < rxr> and you could request reassignment 22:45 < mnemoc> Registered: 24 weeks 4 days (22h 57m 59s) ago 22:45 < mnemoc> Last Seen: 23 weeks 6 days (22h 43m 20s) ago 22:45 < rxr> request it 22:45 < rxr> valentin did the same w/ his nick 22:45 < mnemoc> yes? can i say it will be a bot? 22:46 < rxr> sure 22:46 < rxr> look at the freenode page 22:46 < rxr> there is some mail address somewhere ... 22:46 < rxr> an/or ask valentin 22:47 < rxr> germany: schmidt on phoenix ... 22:54 < lars__> rxr: looking into the ack message of the dhcp-server, it returns his own local ip address as domain name server. 22:55 < lars__> putting it to /etc/resolv.conf works, except that it takes very long to load web pages. 22:55 < rxr> and why does dhclient reject it ? 22:55 < mnemoc> sent 22:55 < lars__> even the configuration page of the router itself takes about 10 s to load if called by its name and not by ip address 22:56 < valentin> mnemoc: they did not react to my mail 22:56 < valentin> so i queried them here in irc 22:56 < mnemoc> oh 22:57 < mnemoc> how did you choose a *.staff.freenode to query? 22:57 < valentin> sth like that 22:57 < lars__> rxr: I do not know why dhclient does not use it, perhaps it notices somehow the trouble and rejects it therefor. 22:58 < lars__> But for a ping to www.heise.de the namesever entry makes no difference (local router ip vs. some extern dns-server) 22:58 < lars__> any idea?? 22:59 < mnemoc> lilo 23 minutes idle queried 23:02 < rxr> lars__: idea why dhclient rejects it? 23:03 < lars__> no, as I said, perhaps dhclient notices somehow the troubles caused by the proposed dns-server. 23:04 < mnemoc> dhclient is not smart 23:04 < lars__> I do not even have an idea why the response time is so bad when using the proposed dns-server (with MacOSX I noticed no problems) 23:06 < rxr> I neither 23:06 < rxr> too bad you are not as near as in berlin ... 23:07 < lars__> A nslookup works fine and fast --- but loading the same site in the browser takes up to 1 min 23:07 < rxr> maybe you want to restart the browser 23:08 < rxr> they only read /etc/resolv.conf .. at startup 23:10 < rxr> Postal_: the problem is that bash links again ncurses when I think it should not ... 23:11 < rxr> on the other hand ncurses should not install the files in such a defect way ... 23:11 < rxr> as I said - I review 23:11 < lars__> oh, seems that this was the right idea. Remains the question why dhclient does not use it. 23:12 < rxr> I would read the source ... 23:12 < mipe> rxr:i stole a patch from rl(bash readline.dff) and rebuild 1-bash and it worked 23:12 < lars__> I think this needs a look into the source code --- I have to ask Pamela if I should to it still tonight. 23:12 < mipe> bash vs ncurses thing 23:12 < rxr> lars__: greetings to hear btw. ;-) 23:14 < mipe> oh and little bash.conf fixing too,needed. to apply it only at stage 1. 23:14 < mnemoc> pastebot may be a good start point 23:14 < lars__> rxr: Oh, she is sleeping here on the chair. I will give your greatings to her, when I bring her to bed... 23:15 < rxr> ;-) 23:15 < rxr> mipe: thanks for the tip 23:15 < rxr> I'll test and inject it .. 23:16 < mipe> ok,but now to bed,early morning.cya 23:16 -!- mipe [~mipe@dsl10040.japo.fi] has quit ["bed"] 23:19 < rxr> cu mipe 23:21 < lars__> rxr: ok, the problem is that the dhcp-server does not return an domain name. A quick lock at line 26 in /sbin/dhcp-script makes it clear. I will fix it and commit it tomorrow. 23:22 < rxr> lars__: ok - thanks! 23:22 < rxr> nice to see you here - I hope it will happen a bit more often now that you have DSL at home ;-) 23:24 < lars__> ... you may not forget: I have family and a job ... but I will see, what I can do. 23:25 < rxr> hey - I also have too many "jobs" ;-) 23:25 < lars__> but your jobs are not completely unrelated from hanging around in the t2 channel ;-) 23:26 < rxr> that reminds me I should urgently reboot into osx for this other job thing 23:26 < lars__> And you do not 23:27 < lars__> need to be at your job at 8 or 9 am, or so 23:27 < rxr> on - I work 20h on my desk these day ... *g* 23:27 < lars__> How the osx driver is advancing? 23:27 < rxr> oh - it is progressing ... 23:27 < rxr> you can get a free copy when it enters the 1.0 versions ... 23:28 < lars__> The usb timing problems are solved? 23:28 < lars__> Is gpl or something similar? 23:28 < rxr> the core is my gpl core - the rest is commericial licensing only ... 23:29 < rxr> for bill paying reasons ... 23:31 < rxr> Postal_: so - bash fix comitted ... 23:32 < CIA-10> rene * r5585 /trunk/package/shells/bash/readline.patch: 23:32 < CIA-10> * fixed bash to not link against readline/ncurses - imported from 23:32 < CIA-10> ROCK Linux 23:33 < rxr> Postal_: you need to do this: 23:33 < rxr> ./scripts/Create-ErrList -cfg system -remove bash 23:34 < rxr> because the bug was bash linking aginst libraries it should not 23:34 < rxr> so you need to rebuild bash to be /bugfree/ 23:34 < rxr> after that you can continue the normal build ... 23:35 < rxr> ./scripts/Build-Target -cfg system ... 23:35 -!- mnemoc is now known as KGB 23:35 < rxr> ;-) 23:36 < KGB> it still registered :\ 23:36 < KGB> but i'll keep it 23:36 < rxr> have you discussed this ? 23:36 < KGB> discuss what? 23:37 < rxr> with some freenode person to reassign the nick ? 23:37 < KGB> i queried lilo, and some minutes after it was blocked by a deity 23:38 < rxr> deity ? 23:38 < KGB> ωνω KGB The hand of the deity is upon thee, thy nick may not change (#freenode) 23:38 < rxr> huh? 23:39 < rxr> == 01/15/05 23:39:34 =[3]=> Finished building package gettext. 23:39 < rxr> your minimal build ... 23:40 < KGB> 100%? 23:40 < rxr> nah 23:40 < KGB> :) 23:40 < rxr> KGB: what does this message mean ? 23:40 < rxr> 23:38 < KGB> ??? KGB The hand of the deity is upon thee, thy nick may not 23:40 < rxr> change (#freenode) 23:40 < rxr> ? 23:41 < KGB> the server block me to /nick KGB 23:41 < KGB> i don't know why 23:41 < KGB> but after some minutes i could 23:43 < KGB> done! 23:43 < rxr> 143 builds total, 54 completed fine, 0 with errors. 23:43 < KGB> thanks :) 23:43 < KGB> glad to help 23:44 < rxr> cool 23:44 < KGB> now i only need the bot :p 23:45 < rxr> do you want to do the bot? 23:45 < rxr> or should it be run on the main server ... 23:45 < rxr> and if you do it - how do you want to get the notifications ? 23:46 < KGB> i guess it should go to the server and be house on svn.ec.de ;) 23:46 < KGB> housed* 23:47 < rxr> ok - but better tomorrow, right ? 23:47 < rxr> or now ? 23:47 < KGB> tomorrow 23:47 < KGB> ++ 23:47 < KGB> i need to remember perl 23:47 < KGB> and code somthing 23:47 < rxr> good ;-) 23:49 < rxr> 143 builds total, 60 completed fine, 0 with errors. 23:49 < KGB> go go go 23:50 -!- KGB is now known as mnemoc 23:50 < rxr> Postal_: ping ? 23:50 < mnemoc> rxr: what do you think, just a dumper or an extended pastebot? 23:54 < rxr> what or what ? 23:54 < rxr> I need more input ... ;-) 23:54 < mnemoc> pastebot has a web interface to paste, and announce it on irc 23:55 < mnemoc> a dumper may read a fifo 23:55 < mnemoc> and write it here 23:56 < mnemoc> or file based 23:56 < rxr> web interface? 23:56 < mnemoc> http://sial.org/pbot/ 23:56 < rxr> fifo would be ok ... 23:57 < mnemoc> pastebot is that, a /don't paste on channel/ bot, which we can extend to also notify other stuff 23:58 < mnemoc> kgb-bot fsfs repo created (and it can be moved later) 23:59 < mnemoc> ttp://svn.geeks.cl/kgb-bot/ 23:59 < mnemoc> http://svn.geeks.cl/kgb-bot/ --- Log closed Sun Jan 16 00:00:26 2005