[gentoo-catalyst] forcing a package to recompile

[gentoo-catalyst] forcing a package to recompile

[Lanza Fabrizio]

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 Hi,
I am using catalyst for a livecd. When I reached livecd-stage1, one
package failed because it needs qt compiled with different USE flags.
I have all the autoresume, autochache, and whatever, set for catalyst.
I already put the correct USE flags in package.use, but basically I
cannot get qt recompiled. So, it always hangs at the same place.
 
Is there a way to tell catalyst that qt is not installed, so that it
will install it again? Or a way to force its reinstall? I could delete
it also from the temp snapshot... but what would I have to delete?
 
 Thank you.

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Re: [gentoo-catalyst] forcing a package to recompile

[Andrew Gaffney]

Lanza Fabrizio wrote:
>  Hi,
> I am using catalyst for a livecd. When I reached livecd-stage1, one 
> package failed because it needs qt compiled with different USE flags.
> I have all the autoresume, autochache, and whatever, set for catalyst.
> I already put the correct USE flags in package.use, but basically I 
> cannot get qt recompiled. So, it always hangs at the same place.
>  
> Is there a way to tell catalyst that qt is not installed, so that it 
> will install it again? Or a way to force its reinstall? I could delete 
> it also from the temp snapshot... but what would I have to delete?

Are you using -* in your livecd/use? If so, that overrides anything set in 
package.use.

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