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Hi, |
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Looking at the gcc update instructions I wondered if the last |
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emerge -eav world step is actually necessary for correct system |
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operation? |
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# emerge -uav gcc |
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# gcc-config i686-pc-linux-gnu-4.1.1 |
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# source /etc/profile |
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# fix_libtool_files.sh 3.4.6 |
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# emerge --oneshot -av libtool |
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# emerge -eav system |
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# emerge -eav world |
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I'm satisfied if the system gets rebuilt over the next few weeks with |
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normal updates. However that would leave some apps and other things |
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built on the old compiler. This method would have everything built |
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with the new one, but is it necessary for correct/stable operation? |
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Also, for completeness in these instructions, if I'm rebuilding all |
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applications with the new compiler then why am I also not rebuilding |
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the kernel with the new compiler? |
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Currently I'm about 1/4 done with the emerge -eav system step... |
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Thanks, |
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Mark |
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