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Mine GO BOOM wrote: |
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> My motherboard on my Gentoo machine died, so I upgraded the system to |
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> a much more powerful machine I had laying around. Figuring now that I |
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> can actually compile things faster (went from a low-grade Via CPU to |
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> AMD 1700+), I went around and figured it was time to clean up some |
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> stuff. |
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> After removing old version of things I thought I didn't need and were |
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> not listed as being a dependency of any other applications, I found |
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> out that my /usr/lib/gcc-lib is no longer valid. Old versions have |
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> symlinks to the current, so when emerge was removing old files, it |
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> followed the symlink and removed out everything in 3.3.6, leaving |
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> empty symlinks. |
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> What could I do to rebuilt /usr/lib/gcc-lib? Or do I need to copy this |
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> from a prebuild stage tarball and then have reemerge something? |
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Check to see if you have a copy in /usr/portage/packages/All/. I have |
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buildpkg in my make.conf and it saves a compiled "rescue" copy there. |
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Since we have a similar system, I could email you mine if you would like. |
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May want to wait a bit and see if someone else has a better idea too. ;-) |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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