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> i suspect that the system does some kind of damaging stuff because of |
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> the 2 versions of glibc. having 2 glibc version should never happen and |
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> i really think that that is the main problem. remove the older one and |
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> reemerge the 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 |
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> root partition. after that put again the /etc backuped to its place and |
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> then log into gentoo terminal, not kde, and try to update the world. if |
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> this still doesn't work, then ask again. |
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Well thank you Mark and Beso, |
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The above worked well and I think I now have my beloved gentoo back to |
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normal. |
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It's great to know that comprehensive help is available to solve even the |
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most complex problems. |
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kind regards |
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Paul |
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