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On Friday 09 March 2007 14:04:48 Mark Haney wrote: |
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> Marcus D. Hanwell wrote: |
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> > rm /etc/make.profile |
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> > ln -s /usr/portage/profiles/default-linux/amd64/2006.1 /etc/make.profile |
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> > |
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> > Then all will be well again. |
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> Okay, now I'm confused. I've been running (and updating portage) using |
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> that profile since Feb 21. So how is that possible? |
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I think there was a testing version of the 2007.0 profile in the tree, it is |
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not there now. I have no clue how you managed to be using 2007.0 unless you |
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made the updated link yourself. |
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I have a system I installed two days ago which used 2006.1, it is now using |
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2006.1/desktop, then I have several other systems I administor using 2006.0 |
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or 2006.1. Changing the symlink will fix your issue, the new profiles should |
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not be used until that version is released as they are *experimental*, i.e. |
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things are being tried out in them etc. |
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Right now I am busy writing up my thesis and so I am not sure exactly why they |
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have been removed from the tree as I don't have time to keep up with |
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everything in the amd64 herd. I would highly recommend using 2006.1/desktop |
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for desktop systems and making the switch to 2007.1 once the release is made. |
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