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On 07-12-2007 10:24:49 +0100, Johan Hattne wrote: |
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>> Eh... nothing should have changed there... Can it be that you're caught |
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>> by an old "pre-put-the-libs-in-the-right-place" installation? |
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> Yes, that'd be it. I haven't bootstrapped since I first installed this |
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> instance (January 2007?). |
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Ok, then that's the issue ;) |
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> Sorry for the noise, and apologies for accidentally sending the previous |
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> message twice. |
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>> P.S. you can "remedy" some vital components with install_name_tool. |
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>> Make sure you reinstall stuff though. Best thing to do is to |
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>> rebootstrap... sorry. |
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> OK, will try to fix. I guess the fact that strlen("usr/lib") < |
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> strlen("lib") will be real handy when doing the install_name_tool trick. |
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install_name_tool is quite nice, as it can also do the other way around. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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