I have space pretty much everywhere except osh:
And I get errors like this:
So is the solution to expand the size of osh or to somehow tell emerge to install somewhere else?
Concerning java, I just want something that can run jars. I found an android app that does remote mouse/keyboard on linux (to replace the webtop virtual touchpad for hdmi hack), but the server for it is a jar. Worst comes to worst, I'll just roll my own virtual touchpad in something other than java.
I had this issue today when i put on the portage fs and so on. It took me some time to figure it out actually and in the end i just mounted an usb hdd to /osh/var/tmp , i connected the hdd which was (seen as /dev/block/sda) and mounted with " mount /dev/block/sda2 /osh/var/tmp " i used sda2 because my ext4 partition on the hdd is the sda2. Before doing that i retried fixing the symlink for var/tmp but even after deleting it and manually doing it it still gave me the same error, that is why i used a hdd than (apart form the fact that it doesnt destroy my sdcard that much). I do not know why this is happening, but maybe gendol has an idea. i was thinking of using the 16gb sdcard i have (using a 4gb now) and making 2 partitions, one for "/usr/portage" on it and the second for /var/tmp and than just put into the fstab to mount that partition to /var/tmp , i think its a better solution than the symlinking anyways.
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crnkoj,
I've been running this the past couple of days on a LapDock and the Atrix screen always turns off. I'm using NottachTrix's 1.31 ROM. On inserting the phone into the LapDock, I get the list of what type of docking session I'm doing and WebTop is one of the selections, which is what I have it defaulted to. If there are any settings or files that I can supply to help on this situation, let me know and I'll post. I also have the Multimedia dock, but have not tried Gentoo in it to see if it behaves differently. I think you are using the HDMI Hack, so maybe that changes the entire situation.
My install is like CaelanT's also. My tar extractions did not go to proper partitions AFAIK. I have no files in either the EXT3 or the other partition created in the dev folder of the external SDCARD. My Portage libraries folder is under \mnt\Gentoo\Portage.
I have a larger sdcard coming today that I am going to rebuild on again and will see what I get this time.....
My Linux skills are improving, but still in beta at the moment
ah, ok thanks for the info, im using the hdmi hack with nottachtrix 1.3.1 like yours and i select the webtop on the picker like you do, apparently the lapdock sends some signal that makes it turn off the lcd of the atrix.
Would oyu midn making a dmesg in gentoo after connecting it to the lapdock and than pastebinning it. (you can use dmesg > dmesg.txt && wgetpaste dmesg.txt) if you have wgetpaste installed on your gentoo, otherwise just do dmesg > dmesg.txt and paste it to pastebin.com . That way maybe even us with a hdmi hack could get it to turn off the screen.
As for you getting errors with emerge (if i understood your second part correctly), you can partly read my above post, otherwise i would suggest to do so: after you get your new sdcard, partition it on your pc with linux into 4 partitions (assuming its a 16gb card) first partition for android use should be fat (i would say 4gb) the rest of the partitions should be ext4 (and do man mkfs.ext4 to see what the m option does), second part (/dev/block/mmcblk1p2) should be for /usr/portage (i would say 2-4gb), than i would suggest a third partition for /var/tmp (id say 4-6gb at least), and a fourth with the spare, to use it maybe to mount /home/adas onto it (to have more space for downloads and so on),
than put all of this into the gentoo fstab that you find under /osh/etc/
that should be a better setup than the symlinks, in my opinion. I dont have time now and i am kind of sorry to waste my 16gb card for this, so i didnt try it all yet, but when i get more time ill try this myself. Still for compiling stuff i would suggest to mount /osh/var/tmp to an usb hdd, since i doubt there is a need to compile things ( at least the big ones like, gcc, glibc, webkit etc) on the go
Ah! i was just compiling the new gcc and it finished but since there is no space on the osh partition, it failed installing it ... seems ill have to sacrifice my 16gb sdcard sooner rather than later =/
