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On Thursday, 22 April 2021 14:42:14 BST Alan Grimes wrote: |
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> I have to wait during boot while DHCP tries to bring up eth0 (cable is |
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> plugged into eth1) and then manually turn off eth0 and turn on eth1 each |
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> time, can't find where this behavior is configured, /etc is a MAZE |
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Set a desired metric for the interfaces in your /etc/conf.d/net, following |
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guidance in /usr/share/doc/netifrc-*/net.example.bz2 to change their |
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priorities, or disable with rc-update the interface you have no use for and do |
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not want to have it starting up regularly. |
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> B. |
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> Everery. Single. Time. I have to run pavucontrol imediately after |
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> launching X11 and force select the working sound config, it used to |
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> always work but on this motherboard it refuses to save this working |
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> setting and forces me to manually do it Every F'ing Time. |
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Check your user is a member of the audio group. If you're not using one of |
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the desktop profiles (eselect profile list) then also check the ACLs for /dev/ |
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snd/controlC*. |
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Check the pavucontrol configuration tab and disable the built-in audio profile |
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corresponding to the audio card you don't want to use (e.g. HDMI) - if this is |
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the setting which you want to change. |
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Take a look at ~/.config/pulse and tweak manually the settings you need/want |
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per user, or for system wide settings walk through /etc/pulse/. |
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I'm not at a pulse equipped PC at present to dig any deeper, but the above |
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should set you on the right path. This reference page is also useful, in case |
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you're missing something in your setup: |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/PulseAudio |
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> C. |
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> Now this is a Real Problem, after updating a few days ago, THE GODDAMN |
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> FONTS DO NOT RENDER, in half of the websites I visit with chromium. Rn |
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> there is massive wierdness going on with chromium and glibc |
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Chromium is a beast to compile and have stopped using it. In the past I had |
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come across similar bugs, which were fixed on a subsequent version. Using |
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stable versions minimises such problems, but from what I recall didn't do away |
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with hiccups 100% of the time. Alternative browsers may be the way to go, at |
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least temporarily. |
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> D. |
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> WTF, I just installed sys-kernel/vanilla-sources-5.11.15, rebooted, ran |
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> update again, and now it's unavailable, this is like 3 days.. Updating |
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> kernel sucks because of nvidia drivers. =\ |
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Vanilla sources are not stable, so they'll drop off the tree when a better/ |
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newer minor version shows up. |
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