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On 10-09-2009 10:05:24 +0800, Galaxy wrote: |
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> >> It was once a bug for $ ./bootstrap-prefix.sh $EPREFIX/tmp findutils3 |
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> >> but why this happens in emerge ? |
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> >> I just use ./bootstrap-prefix.sh $EPREFIX findutils3 to bypass it. |
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> > that feels like a very bad idea to me. |
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> So do I when I emerge -u system and find 4.5.5 works, it just conflict |
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> with the 4 files that from findutils3. I went through by rm them. |
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Can you explain why it suddenly works then? Or why you would need a |
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newer version of findutils bootstrapped (as suggested by Michael Yang)? |
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I don't quite understand how the problem goes away because of that. |
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> So, just need to emerge --sync before setup findutils. The protage |
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> package need to be updated. |
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Yesterday I bumped the snapshot, so it should have 4.5.5 included for a |
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new bootstrap now. Does that solve things? |
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> And I find another bug: If I set PERL5LIB and the host perl is 5.8.5, |
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> the prefix perl 5.8.8 will not work as it cannot find correct lib. |
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> Maybe the manual should ask us to unset PERL5LIB. (This is what |
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> stops me from "env FEATURES="-collision-protect" emerge --oneshot |
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> portage".) |
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We sort of assume you have all of these (and similar such as |
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LD_LIBRARY_PATH, PYTHONPATH, etc.) unset, like we also assume you won't |
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reset the PATH variable after the bootstrap and being in the prefix env |
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(using ./startprefix). It's almost impossible to guard against this |
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kind of things. We *can* add a little note with a couple of these |
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variables to suggest to unset them. Thanks. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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