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"Robert Poole" <lionlad@×××××.net> writes: |
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> There were two issues that came up when attempting a fresh install of |
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> Gentoo: |
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> (1) The Gentoo x86 install instructions indicated that toward the end |
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> of the installation process, I should execute "etc-update" to update |
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> scripts. This turned out to be not in the standard path, and in fact, |
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> when I did dig through the file system and attempted to execute this |
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> from where it resided, the script threw quite a few errors before |
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> exiting (and logging me out!). |
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> Is this script obsolete? |
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Perhaps this and your KDE problem might be related to etc-update |
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moving from gentoolkit to portage. Have you tried updating portage? |
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emerge clean |
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emerge rsync |
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emerge portage |
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Matt |
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Matthew Kennedy |
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Gentoo Linux Developer |
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Bugs go to http://bugs.gentoo.org! |
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