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On 22 oct. 2010, at 22:29, Harold Pimentel wrote: |
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> Hi guys, |
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> So I recently am in the process of bootstrapping and I get to the point where I 'emerge -e system' and it seems almost everything is masked. I understand I can put every package in packages.keywords or something like that, but there is probably a better way (that would taken forever!)? |
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> What's the best solution to this problem? |
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> Also, could I see someone's make.conf if they're on OS X? I'm relatively new to Gentoo and even newer to Prefix. |
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> Thanks! |
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> Harold |
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I'd check the output of "eselect profile list" and/or "ls -al /your/prefix/etc/make.profile" |
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The pointed directory should contains a make.default which should define your ARCH and more interestingly, ACCEPT_KEYWORDS to ~YOUR-ARCH, the tilde meaning you accept unstable package (mandatory with prefix). Or maybe you overrided the ACCEPT_KEYWORDS value in your make.conf with one without tilde ? |
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My 2 cents. |
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Florian. |
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