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On Wednesday 20 October 2004 07:14, Duncan wrote: |
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> The problem concisely is this: Certain binary packages say they are |
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> corrupt and refuse to install, altho the tbz2 seems to be fine as does |
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> the ebuild tacked onto the end. It's whatever other data is there that |
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> portage seems to be calling corrupt. |
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> Trigger situation setup is this: I have hardware stability issues |
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> apparently related to SMP on my dual Opteron (so amd64). Thus, with |
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> "long" ebuilds, such as gcc, glibc, xorg, and the kde ebuilds, I often |
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> find myself rebooting in the middle of the emerge. No problem other |
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> than the frustration, normally, as I simply use ebuild to resume the |
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> compile or install steps (where it usually happens, not surprisingly) |
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> and continue from there as necessary. Sometimes I go into the builddir |
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> and issue make there, then when it succeeds, I go back and do the |
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> ebuild and it redoes configure then (with most packages) zooms thru the |
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> compile since it's all done and continues. |
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It seems that this is the actual problem |
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I allways use packages, also when using ebuild for example for developing |
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ebuilds (also bailing out halfway, but because of errors). I've never |
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seen this behaviour. The only invalid packages I encountered anytime |
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where created using quickpkg instead of with ebuild package. |
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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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