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felix@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> On Mon, Jan 03, 2011 at 12:12:41PM -0600, Dale wrote: |
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>> I ran into a weird video issue a month or so ago and there was a lot of |
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>> head scratching. Just out of curiosity, do you have this built into the |
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>> kernel under 'General Setup"? |
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>> System V IPC |
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>> Again, I have that built in the kernel not as a module. It fixed my |
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>> problem and I hope it will help on yours to. |
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> I just checked, yes, builtin, not a module. |
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> One of the most annoying gentoo habits I have developed is learning to |
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> live with things that break for no apparent reason and fix themselves |
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> for no apparent reason some time later, whether days or weeks. This |
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> one has been a problem for months now, but since I reboot as seldom as |
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> possible, and leave X running for weeks or months at a time, I don't |
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> know how long it has been broken. |
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If no one else has any ideas, I would start a emerge -e world. Maybe |
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something updated and a dependency needs to be recompiled but no one |
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else knows which one it is. I have in the past done this and it work. |
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I usually start a screen session so that I can check on it either in a |
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console or in KDE. You can also test it to see if it works from time to |
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time too. Just run etc-update or something to check for config updates |
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before testing |
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Maybe someone else will come up with something that will help. No clue |
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here, at the moment anyway. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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