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On Friday 24 February 2006 14:43, Duncan wrote: |
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> Michal Zeravík posted <43FF0612.8090103@×××××××.com>, excerpted below, |
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> In general, (-flag) indicates that the referred to USE flag is hard |
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> masked by your profile, which happens when it can't be made to work. |
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> mono apparently doesn't compile as 64-bit code yet, so it's masked on |
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> the amd64 profiles. |
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> You have four choices. If you are a developer type, investigate |
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> helping port mono to amd64. If you aren't or simply aren't interested |
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> in that, consider the not unusual on Gentoo-amd64 32-bit x86 arch |
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> chroot solution. Choice three is copying all the necessary binaries |
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> from a 32-bit machine, preferably into /usr/local/* or the like, to |
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> prevent overwrite issues and help keep tracking the stuff you've added |
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> apart from portage a bit easier. Lastly, you can decide it's not worth |
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> the hassle and just do without, until there's a proper 64-bit solution |
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> available. |
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Also realise that beagle is a mono app, so mono is a hard requirement for |
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beagle. For beagles integration with other applications (such as |
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firefox), the bitness of mono will probably also matter. |
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Paul |
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Paul de Vrieze |
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Gentoo Developer |
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Mail: pauldv@g.o |
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Homepage: http://www.devrieze.net |
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