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Yoandy Rodriguez Martinez schreef: |
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> Hello everybuddy: I've just installed beagle and it just keeps |
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> telling me that I don't have inotify in my kernel but /dev/inotify |
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> it's there and /proc/config.gz says inotify is there... any hint? |
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> Thanks in advance |
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Beagle requires a very specific version of inotify to be active in the |
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kernel in order for it to function. Depending on your kernel version, |
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the kernel may need to be patched to provide the correct version of the |
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inotify module. |
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What kernel are you using? Have you looked at |
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http://beaglewiki.org/Getting_Started ? I think there's also an entry on |
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the Gentoo Wiki as well; I know I had some 5 Beagle-related tabs open in |
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Firefox while installing, but atm can't go back in my history to check |
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what they all were. |
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I will say that Beagle does work (I have it installed from the Gentopia |
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overlay), but it is 'twitchy (as hell)' to get installed. You have to |
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pull a lot of libraries from the overlay that may affect other |
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applications-- mostly ones using or depending on mono-- and if those |
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libraries are updated, as they were a couple of days later on my system, |
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then beagle needs to be recompiled to run again. But that done, it's |
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working fine now. Seems pretty cool and possibly well worth the effort, |
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but I haven't used it much yet. |
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Holly |
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