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hi David. thanks for your reply. i will try your suggestions and see |
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what happens. |
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rather than a bug in glibc, i suspect it is some error on my part as i |
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build up my |
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experience with gentoo. i hope to get over this issue and start using |
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and working |
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with gentoo soon. |
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regards, |
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daryl |
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David wrote: |
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> Hi Daryl, |
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> The builds fail. Could be a bug in Gentoo, a misconfiguration, etc. |
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> I do not have the answer of what is going on wrong in this case, |
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> maybe someone else will know. |
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> I will do the following suggestions though. |
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> 1) Remove ~ppc64 from your keywords or try the glibc marked stable |
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> (ppc64). ~ppc64 denotes the testing versions. If you are new, you |
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> might want to go with the stable version for most packages, they |
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> have been slightly tested better. |
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> 2) You can always skip glibc for now and install the other packages. |
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> With: |
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> emerge -av --oneshot pkg1 pkg2 ... |
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> you will be able to merge pkg1 pkg2 ... |
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> --oneshot will prevent them from being recorded in the world file. |
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> If there is a build bug for glibc, it might be fixed some time soon. |
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> Check bugs.gentoo.org and forums.gentoo.org for info too. |
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> Welcome to the Gentoo world and good luck with this problem. |
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> David |
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