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James wrote: |
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> James<wireless<at> tampabay.rr.com> writes: |
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>>> copy the gcc-*.tbz2 package from |
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>>> $PKGDIR on that to the broken system, |
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>>> then emerge -1k gcc. |
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> emergeing gcc now (thanks Neil!) |
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> One last question: |
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> so I've learned the hard way |
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> of the value of quickpkg. |
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> Besides gcc, what is a good list |
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> of critical software to use guickpkg |
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> as to keep backup binaries? |
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> James |
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I have this set in my make.conf: |
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FEATURES="buildpkg sandbox fixpackages parallel-fetch --keep-going" |
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Yours may vary but the buildpkg part is what you need. There is also |
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buildsyspkg but in the past, I had it to not keep some system packages. |
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If you use either of those, man eclean. That will keep the cruft out. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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