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Hi! |
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On 02:06 Fri 12 May 2006, Robert Walter wrote: |
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> On Friday 12 May 2006 01:04, Anders Thøgersen wrote: |
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> > I am unsure of how to tackle this. Could it be a hardware problem? |
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> i guess so :-( maybe ram or net-hardware? |
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> is it just emerge sync having that problem? |
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Sorry for the late reply.. |
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Yes only emerge sync, and emerge --metadata display this problem. I am |
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able to compile firefox and other packages with no problem. |
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> do other applications accessing the net behave strange? |
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Interesting question. Last week firefox unexpectedly segfaulted, but |
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otherwise I have only seen problems with rox and amarok but that was due |
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to a problem of binary incompatibility between an older gcc and gcc 3.4. |
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I have decided not to consider this problem as a hardware issue, until I |
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am out of ideas and suggestions about how to fix my problem. |
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Thanks, |
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/Anders |
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> regards. robert |
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