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On Sat, Sep 29, 2001 at 04:33:59AM +0200, Erik Van Reeth wrote: |
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> Compilation did go further now, but some other problems arise. Herewith |
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> my findings : |
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> * one of the (long list of) dependancies is db.3.2.9.ebuild. |
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> An error occurs in not finding c++. (no idea why or how to check this). |
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The first problem I see is that db-3.2.9 has not been tested by the system |
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team so it should not be included by default. It looks like Hallski added |
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it but forgot to add it to package.mask; I will make the necessary changes |
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now. I'm hoping that the older db will work fine. I'm guessing that you're |
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getting this error during *bootstrap*? Because after bootstrap is complete, |
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you should have a working c++ compiler (g++) installed. I just finished |
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scanning the deps and really can't find anything in bootstrap that should |
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depend on db. Please make sure you are doing a bootstrap before attempting |
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an "emerge system". If you do an "emerge rsync" now, emerge should now want |
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to use db-3.2.3 rather than the newer 3.2.9 if forgetting to do a bootstrap |
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wasn't the problem. |
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> * As I use the default USE flags, containing X, the rebuild of glibc |
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> wants to compile Xfree and several other packages first. Removing X |
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> from USE, removed most of the dependancies (whereunder db.3.2.9). |
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> Compilation of the bootstrap finished now. |
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We'll need to track those down. |
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Daniel Robbins <drobbins@g.o> |
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Chief Architect/President http://www.gentoo.org |
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Gentoo Technologies, Inc. |
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