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vanGogh
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 Posted: Tue Dec 21, 2004 5:59 pm Post subject: Tip: Styles can be applied quickly to selected text. |
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| smonijhay1 wrote: | this may be a little far reaching just yet. Can you touch a file?
touch testfile
see if it creates. Makes sure you haven't run out of inodes. Far reaching for now |
yeah far reaching for now. i'm gonna change my use-flags first then try again emerging vanilla-sources (which was my problem-start-point). anyway, thanx to all you guys. after a few years using suse its sometimes all a bit confusing ;-))
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vanGogh
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| smonijhay1 wrote: | | This thread seems to have a similar problem to yours. Maybe can provide some insight? |
will do so. well thanx to everyone for helping! kind regard
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R.D.Olivaw
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| You could check which mirrors are used in your make.conf. For some reason when I was installing mirrorselect chose mirrors that wouldn't work afterwards. I looked up the lsit of mirrors and manually changed it in make.conf to the one nearest and voila. |
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vanGogh
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| R.D.Olivaw wrote: | | You could check which mirrors are used in your make.conf. For some reason when I was installing mirrorselect chose mirrors that wouldn't work afterwards. I looked up the lsit of mirrors and manually changed it in make.conf to the one nearest and voila. |
was recognizing that before, too. did also the mirrorselct command as mentioned in installation guide and that was the reason for several download problems... but in my case there was no networking problems, think i just have too less space (around 1 gb). so i went and installed my old suse on that partition because i know it works. but gentoo nevertheless looks brilliant, i just have installed a fresh debian on main partion and have still some work to do as you may imaging... greetings to geneve!
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