| 29 Sep 2023 |
 parona | ive hit a hang with nss as well but during the linking phase. using very default cflags got around it (-O2 -pipe) | 04:45:06 |
| parona | * ive hit a hang with nss with llvm 17 as well but during the linking phase. using very default cflags got around it (-O2 -pipe) | 04:45:22 |
|  v7a9a joined the room. | 04:55:46 |
 giuseppef | https://bugs.gentoo.org/914657 | 05:06:58 |
 🏳️⚧️ nullrequest(she/her) | In reply to @parona:matrix.org
ive hit a hang with nss with llvm 17 as well but during the linking phase. using very default cflags got around it (-O2 -pipe) Pain | 05:30:12 |
 Korn | hopefully i won't get to see that 👀 | 05:34:47 |
| Korn | also is it just my portage or has there been very little updates for past few days on ~amd64? had only 2 updates and few rebuilds around it | 05:35:55 |
| Korn | for full bloated gnome desktop i would expect lore more | 05:44:21 |
| Korn | * for full bloated gnome desktop i would expect lot more | 05:44:23 |
 genewitch | what networking stack uses /etc/networking/interfaces and how do i add a weird default gateway/route? | 06:41:15 |
| genewitch | half of search results say to use post-up route add but the "new" syntax is up ip route add but none of them work. i have static IPs 123.123.123.123/32 and the default gateway is 123.123.123.123, but i can't get it to come up on boot, i have to log in and type route add default gw 123.123.123.123 eth0 | 06:43:37 |
| genewitch | with /etc/conf.d/net it's like
routes_enp0s18="default via 172.83.201.0"
and that works!
| 06:44:54 |
| genewitch | * with /etc/conf.d/net it's like
routes_enp0s18="default via 123.123.123.123"
and that works!
| 06:45:20 |
| genewitch | i asked chatgpt and it told me to add /etc/systemd/network/20-eth0.network and put essentially the same stuff in it as /etc/network/interfaces in a different markup language | 06:50:46 |
| genewitch | and that works 👍️ | 06:57:21 |
 Nico | In reply to @guntherdw:wrongplace.be
Looks like it happened again (not an entire week's worth of messages but still wildly out of order rrogalski [ping for SPARC/PPC/root related issues] :P rrogalski [ping for SPARC/PPC/root related issues] turns of their server regulary, so what do you expect? | 08:50:06 |
| Korn | why does emerge depclean not remove package xorg-drivers when it does not depend on anything? equery depends it shows it depends on xorg-server if it is built with xorg option which i have it built without | 09:13:46 |
| Korn | so it should be gone? | 09:13:51 |
| Nico | Try emerge -cvp xorg-drivers | 09:18:54 |
| Korn | ohhhhhhhh my xorg-server was not emerged with my flags | 09:21:01 |
| Korn | Redacted or Malformed Event | 09:21:36 |
| Korn | huh it almost works, sadly gdm is dingus and relies on few things :c | 09:22:22 |
 guntherdw | In reply to @deepbluev7:neko.dev
rrogalski [ping for SPARC/PPC/root related issues] turns of their server regulary, so what do you expect? Oh I know about that, but I just had to "ding" him when it happened again | 09:27:23 |
 phyto | In reply to @mistrkorner:matrix.org
huh it almost works, sadly gdm is dingus and relies on few things :c "few things" understatement of the month | 11:20:02 |
| Korn | true | 11:55:14 |
| Korn | i tried to see how many things i cam rebuild without X flag and removed 7 packages so that's cool i guess? | 11:56:01 |
 imrogue | i've noticed that i have to sync more often on unstable | 13:02:58 |
| Korn | you don't have to | 13:03:22 |
| imrogue | which isn't really a problem lol | 13:03:33 |
| imrogue | at least once a week is good enough | 13:04:34 |
