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Hi, |
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generally there's nothing wrong in downgrading packages and means that the |
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version you're using has been masked for some reason. |
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You should check if the version you currently have is masked for your |
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architecture. If yes emerge is ok and that's a normal behaviour. |
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You can check that here: http://www.gentoo-portage.com |
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HTH |
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Davide |
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2008/9/16 Peter Wood <p2wood@×××××××××.ca> |
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> Hi, |
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> I experienced problems with emerge --sync because of a timestamp issue |
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> and followed tha advice I found somewhere on the web to delete the |
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> timestamp.chk file. Now emerge --sync runs fine but it wants to |
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> downgrade a whole bunch of packages. What's wrong? |
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> Peter |
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