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2008/2/5, Mark Haney <mhaney@××××××××××××.org>: |
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> Paul Stear wrote: |
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> > Hello, |
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> > I have been having problems for weeks and have had to reinstall. My |
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> > motherboard SATA controller died so I have had to get a new motherboard |
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> > and at the same time upgraded from a single to a x2 amd 64 processor. |
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> > |
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> > I initially installed from an amd 64 minimal install 2006 disc as I |
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> > couldn't get the 2007 ones to work. |
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> > I then restored my system from an external disk using rsync, rebooted |
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> and |
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> > my system came to life and I could login to kde. However the elation |
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> > didn't last long. |
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> > I synced portage and tried to update world but no matter what program I |
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> > try to install or update I get errors and each one fails. |
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> > The errors appear to be because of a multilib environment. |
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> > This is the error for sandbox |
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> > |
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> > * Building failed for ABI=x86!. This usually means a broken |
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> > * multilib setup. Please fix that before filling a bugreport |
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> > * against sandbox. |
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> > This is one of the errors for portage |
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> Just a word of advice, please don't post the exact same message under |
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> two different subject lines. It's annoying. |
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> However, have you tried beso's solution of pulling and rebuild glibc, |
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> etc? Sounds to me like that would at least fix part of it if not all. |
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> -- |
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> Libenter homines id quod volunt credunt -- Caius Julius Caesar |
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i suspect that the system does some kind of damaging stuff because of the 2 |
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versions of glibc. having 2 glibc version should never happen and i really |
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think that that is the main problem. remove the older one and reemerge the |
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new one and then emerge again the system. |
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if this doesn't work, copy the /etc to somewhere safe then go here: |
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http://www.funtoo.org/linux/amd64/funtoo-amd64-2008.02.02/ |
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get the stage3 and untar it from a livedvd or similar to the gentoo root |
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partition. after that put again the /etc backuped to its place and then log |
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into gentoo terminal, not kde, and try to update the world. if this still |
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doesn't work, then ask again. |
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ps. don't ask the same question on the same mailing list with 2 different |
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subjects as you'll finish in the banlist for 99% of the readers and you |
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won't get any help. |
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Mark Haney |
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dott. ing. beso |
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