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On Sunday 03 September 2006 12:33, b.n. wrote: |
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> By the way, I have a doubt. The 2006.1 profile migration must be done: |
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> a) before GCC/glibc upgrade |
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> b) after GCC/glibc upgrade |
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> c) whatever, it doesn't matter |
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I would say best you follow (a). There are clearly different default USE |
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flags which impact 'emerge -epv world', although I can't recall much of a |
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difference in the output of 'emerge -epv system'. |
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While on this topic, I am half way through remerging world and many GUI |
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aspects (e.g. font and font size, KDE widgets, Kmail, etc.) have been borked |
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badly on Fluxbox and KDE on my laptop. :-( |
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I hope that such problems will be gone by the time the whole of world is |
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remerged. I am thinking to just emerge -epv system only and *not* world on |
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another box of mine. Would that be OK? What do I need to revedep-rebuild |
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afterward? The gcc guide mentions revdep-rebuild --library libstdc++.so.5, |
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is that still the case for gcc-4.1, or should I also/instead revdep |
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libstdc++.so.6? |
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Regards, |
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Mick |
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