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Eric S. Johansson schreef: |
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> Holly Bostick wrote: |
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>> Eric S. Johansson schreef: |
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>>> trying to upgrade the system and I'm getting this error. Eclass |
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>>> 'portability' does not exist for 'gnome-base/gconf-2.10.1-r1' |
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>>> suggestions for how to fix would be most welcome |
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>> I just had that error with howl; a sync fixed it. |
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> weird. I sync at 2-3 am every night to refresh my cache. I'm trying |
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> the sync now and will let you know what happens |
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Well, this was a weird situation for me as well; I had just started an |
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emerge -uaDtv world at around 2am, despite the fact that I have the |
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cronjob updating Portage at 3am. |
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When I got up, the emerge had stopped at package 4 of 10 (howl), with |
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the error you note. Fortunately, the reason I had started the emerge so |
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late-- |
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the upgrade to xorg-- had at least completed. And since the emerge had |
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stopped, the cron job had run. I then ran emerge --resume (in the hopes |
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that the sync had fixed the error), and sure enough, howl emerged |
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without problems (as did the rest of the sync, except mc, which seems to |
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dislike the samba use flag all of a sudden. But that's a different |
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issue, and documented on b.g.o, so easily solved). |
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So I could only think that the sync fixed it-- maybe your mirrors take a |
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little longer to update than mine did. |
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Holly |
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