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webhawg
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| dreamsofxion wrote: |
Scratch that...I'm still getting the errors that like half of the /etc/init.d scripts don't exist...but at least it boots...
...I'll try the new updates when I get home...unfortunately, due to the war, the DoD facility at which I work has blocked rsync traffic...
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I had the same problem with gawk. I re-emerged the previous version and can boot. I'm getting all of these same errors about the /etc/init.d scripts during boot. Can anyone tell me how to fix these scripts? |
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TheEternalVortex
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webhawg
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Thanks...that worked.  |
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agent_jdh
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 12:51 pm Post subject: |
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| lurid wrote: | Just an update:
I went ahead and did the emerge -u world noting that gawk was not in the list to be updated. Everything booted fine afterwards so I was thinking all was well. When I started X however, it said my mouse (usb) didn't exist. Looking in /dev there was no usbmouse entry, nor was there anything in /dev/input. I kinda freaked for a minute but then remember the directions I followed to get the mouse working under X in the Desktop Configuration Guide. So looking that over in Lynx (heh) I removed all usb related modules and reinserted them. Then unplugged the mouse and plugged it back in. /dev/usbmouse and /dev/input were as they should be and I've got X running just fine now.
I'm assuming this problem (minor one) is because devfsd is updated in the emerge as well. |
I got this as well, it seems the mousedev module isn't getting loaded automagically any more, just stick mousedev in /etc/modules.autoload after hid and all is well. |
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fisken
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 4:28 pm Post subject: |
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| Is it safe to update gawk to 3.1.1-r2? emerge -up system wants to do this (I'm running 3.1.1-r1), but I'm a little wary after last time... |
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agent_jdh
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 4:42 pm Post subject: |
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| fisken wrote: | | Is it safe to update gawk to 3.1.1-r2? emerge -up system wants to do this (I'm running 3.1.1-r1), but I'm a little wary after last time... |
yes, appears to work OK here |
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fisken
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| Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2003 8:27 pm Post subject: |
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| Yep, works for me too. |
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