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Am Dienstag, den 20.09.2005, 08:12 +0200 schrieb Bob Alexander: |
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> Dear friends, |
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> trying out Gentoo after many years (mostly) on Debian. |
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> Q1) I wanted to use the swsusp2 patch to the kernel. emerged a package |
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> and in fact it was an entirely new kernel tree with the patches |
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> included. The swsusp2 patches are not at the latest level and I am |
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> having problems (kernel oops) with this when suspending. What is the |
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> correct way to deinstall this second kernel tree, obtain the swsusp2 |
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> patches only (I would know how to do that manually of course). |
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> Q2) I now have a nice bootsplash upon booting but the shutdown process |
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> is not shown (black screen and then poweroff). What's up ? |
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> Q3) When emerging packages I get a message saying something like /etc 42 |
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> files need fixing (or similar do not have the machine here to try). What |
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> should I actually do ? Why this message ? |
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I guess you have to run etc-update here. Some emerged packages would |
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like to change certain /etc files (i.e. configurations). etc-update |
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will let you do that in a more or less save way. |
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> Thank you very much, |
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> Bob |
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> |
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