For all of you who don’t know it already: the ntfs-3g project has released full-r-w-support for ntfs (Win2k,WinXP,Win2003,WinVista). Good work guys !!
saa7134 lircd (lirc daemon)
After half a day spended not long ago I finally discovered that the FAQ on the v4l2-driver-site works fine.
howto gentoo teamspeak server 2 made easy
Emerge the server and start it. Get the initial passwords from the log-file and enter the webinterface with them…
emerge teamspeak2-server-bin /etc/init.d/teamspeak2-server start cat /var/log/teamspeak2-server/server.log | grep password
http://localhost:14534
kde-4.0 over portage
azureus checks again
If you’re not sure about the consistency of a file you downloaded with azureus and you already deleted it from the list you can open the torrent file again (with the same target-folder) and azureus will ask you wether it should check it again. This can be quite handy if you’ve overclocked a bit too much and unrar complains about failing CRC-Checks 😀
amarok & pidgin
it is possible to drag an mp3 of amarok and drop it on a pidgin-buddy…
linux r o c k s !
kde 4.0 but still no –sync
KDE 4.0 (“be free”) has been released. Only problem is… there is still no ebuild from the official portage-tree 🙁
for those who have the TIME/motivation
ERROR: kde-base/kdebase-3.5.7-r5 failed
if you receive
ERROR: kde-base/kdebase-3.5.7-r5 failed
during the emerge of kdebase (what else ^^) you could try to emerge -D kdelibs first to solve the problem
By the way. KDE 4.0 is coming soon…
libGL.so
Problem:
libGL.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
In most cases a proper library exists(here libGL.so.1), but it is not found by the application.
Solution (as root):
cd /usr/lib/
ln -s libGL.so.1 libGL.so
UPDATE: better solution might be here
java gui – problem (xcb_xlib.c)
If you experience the following after a(nother) java-app crashed:
java: xcb_xlib.c:50: xcb_xlib_unlock: Assertion `c->xlib.lock’
Gentoo-Users can do the following (as root)
locate libmawt.so | grep “/opt/sun-j.*/lib/i386/.*libmawt.so” | xargs sed -i ‘s/XINERAMA/FAKEEXTN/g’
(Another case of IF I ALTERED MY GOOGLE-STRING EARLIER)