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Hello list, |
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While wrestling with my owncloud problem I decided to re-install the server |
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box from scratch. It's a little Atom box so I keep a 32-bit chroot on this |
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machine (the one I'm writing this on), nfs-mount the server's packages |
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directory in the chroot and do all the heavy emerge work on the i5 here. The |
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contents of /etc/portage/* are identical in both systems, with minor |
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exceptions detailing --jobs= and the proxies (the server serves the portage |
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tree and is the rsync host, and it can't do that for itself until http- |
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replicator etc. are in place). |
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I got as far as installing a recent stage 3 and adding nfs-utils so that I |
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could export the package directory. Then I ran emerge -eavK world (I'd already |
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rebuilt all the packages in the chroot before zapping the server). You'll |
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never guess what happened. Well, actually, I hope someone can because I'm |
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stumped again. |
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$ OPTIONS="backtrack=100" emerge -pvKe world |
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... |
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!!! All ebuilds that could satisfy "app-arch/bzip2" have been masked. |
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!!! One of the following masked packages is required to complete your request: |
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- app-arch/bzip2-1.0.6-r3::gentoo (masked by: backtracking: slot conflict) |
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Bzip2 installs happily if specified by itself. Portage is at version 2.2.7, and |
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I did remember to set the active python version to 2.7 before starting all |
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this. |
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Now that I think of it, this slot conflict over bzip2 was among the reasons I |
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decided to zap the server and start anew. The cure hasn't fixed the ailment. |
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Has anyone any ideas? |
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Regards |
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Peter |