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So, today I did a ZFS install on Gentoo and Funtoo which of course was more easier on Funtoo due to not having to compile a kernel. Now I'm on the search for performance tweaks. I have notice "for me at least", that a emerge -avuDN --with-bdeps=y @world is a little bit more slower than normal. Would like to leave this thread open for related discussion to this topic. If I find something not noted in the wiki will post here.
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I can;t believe someone else is thinking ppc64! I was just about to talk to drobbins about this very thing.
It's a great platform for linuxing. I'd love to help you out if I could.
I've got a G5 quad thats not quite ready for production, but I plan on using it to do linux builds on for distriubtion.
It'll be a slow going process, hang in there!
I have Gentoo install and MorphOS installed. You should try out MorphOS it's a AmigaOS opensource/non-free alternative that's probably the best "community" supported ppc port out right now other than gentoo,fedora, and ubuntu. Would be nice if metro supported ppc64 stage3 builds.
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So, I have PowerPC G5(970MP) that I plan to play around with. I know that I can install gentoo on it. The question is it possible to install funtoo on a PowerPC? What entice me to ask this knowing only 32/64 bit and arm stage3 is only supported is reading this http://www.funtoo.org/ReBootstrap So know this is it possible to build a stage3 PowerPC?
Thanks
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This is definally great news for qemu users like myself who need rapid deployment. That mitigates the time constraints to serve clients needs. Now all that's needed now is quarterly ebuilds. :) Thanks to everyone who made this happen.
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Nice project to play around with on windows http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingwportage/
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Okay so, I'm using my kernel from kernel.org. I need to stop the merging of debian-sources and everything kernel releated. Is it safe for me to put
sys-kernel/*
in package.mask?
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You probably want to mask
sys-boot/grub:0
Check your package.mask file too you have a invalid atom there probably forgot to put a operator for whatever you were doing with truetype.
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Sure, here is the /var/log/Xorg.0.log -> http://pastebin.com/7675dwUi
Failed to initialize the NVIDIA GPU at PCI:7:0:0. in your log. Try PCI:1:0:0 in your xorg.conf.
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Enable extraengine use flag make.conf. What the output means is if XML? is true set extra engine.
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Not sure if you tried a binary debian kernel?
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What video card are you using now with your gnome desktop? I don't use gnome so, about your desktop issues just make sure you have dbus enable and you eselect opengl * driver libs and make your you checkout your dmesg/Xorg.logs for information.
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The star next to "systemd*" means you nead to write USE="-systemd" in your make.conf. If of course you don't want systemd.
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New layout look great!!! Loving the professional polish look.
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Using cinnamon desktop with tracker miner fs crashes while desktop is going to sleep. Removing the -miner-fs flag which is optional seems to fix my issue so far.
That didn't help. Keep getting crashing "tracker-miner-fs 16677 cinnamon GLib-GIO-CRITICAL **: Error while sending AddMatch()"
I will open a bug on this.
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You can use eselect vi to use portage vi instead. Which comes with the pretty console colors. eselect editor to use vim.
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Using cinnamon desktop with tracker miner fs crashes while desktop is going to sleep. Removing the -miner-fs flag which is optional seems to fix my issue so far.
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I think the first post is a pretended emerge, and ~amd64 is set globally on his make.conf, so no, it wont help.
What OP could try, is unmasking the 'multilib' useflag, if his system actually supports multilib, and try emerge again, but I don't think it was masked arbitrarily, so it's likely the build fails or runtime problems might arise.
echo '-multilib' >> /etc/portage/package.use.mask
It might be also needed to enable the multilib use flag in package.use for media-gfx/nvidia-cg-toolkit. But I warn again, it's likely to be broken somewhere and that caused the developers to do the use flag masking (and if you look carefully, this is coming from gentoo, so I would search the gentoo bugtracker to see if I found out, why multilib is masked)Thanks for the clarification. As said earlier you should take use -multilib as the parathesis around multilib means that feature is masked.
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what is your emerge -apv xbmc output? Correct me if I'm wrong anybody but from my understanding it looks like the amd64 is masked since the multilib use flag is in conflict with a 32bit ebuild. Could a ~amd64 keyword in package.accept.keyword(for nvidia-cg-toolkit-3.1.0013-r3) fix this issue?
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Thats awesome! Glad that upower issue got fix. Thanks dantrell.
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Was looking at my profiles after I updated and notice a cinnamon profile. Any releated info when this change took place?
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Thanks, that explains things a little. The focus has been on GNOME 3.12 and other DEs. It would be a good idea to check to see how our upower changes are impacting things (at the very least, I now know it's causing issues with cinnamon) so I will look into this as time permits.
Thanks, I look forward to the improvement in this and a cinnamon mix profile is a excellent idea. As Mate and Cinnamon confines to carry on the similarities of gnome 2 with it's simple functionality.

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