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On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 19:47:59 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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> > I hadn't noticed the -p, but what will it show? It certainly won't |
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> > show whether setting that USE flag globally will correct the error |
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> > message, as the pretend emerge is for one package, and not the one |
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> > causing the problem. You'd need to emerge -p world for that, and |
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> > setting USE flags on the command line for that is even worse. |
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> I agree that setting about anything on the command line is a bad idea. |
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> However, it is just to test it to see what, if anything, it changes. |
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But it doesn't tell you if setting the flag solves the problem, because |
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it doesn't attempt to emerge the package that failed. As a test it fails. |
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