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Hello Michael, |
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> OK. I've followed the wiki article without problems except for the rebase |
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> bit. I issued the rebase command in /usr/lib/python2.5/lib-dynload; |
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> several DLLs appeared in the ls listing, but when I tried to run the |
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> rebase command, it listed each one and said that it was skipping them |
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> because they were nonexistent. Is this a problem? I've run the emerge |
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> --sync and am attempting to emerge system, but it said that it couldn't |
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> find an ebuild to satisfy sys-apps/sed-4.1.4, so I'm trying for sed-4.1.5 |
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> which I do have an ebuild for. I've (theoretically) cleared all packages |
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> in /etc/portage/package.keywords. Now I see that my sed emerge has failed |
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> because "there are no ebuilds to satisfy "cygwin-binaries/libgettextpo0" |
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> How do I work around this? |
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Now this is a problem I can possibly solve... |
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Make sure that you have installed (via Cygwin setup) the appropriate |
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gettext package, then add cygwin-binaries/libgettextp0-... (with |
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version information) to your package.provided. |
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Cheers, |
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Jason |
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