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Bo Ørsted Andresen wrote: |
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> Oh, and just for the the record. Whatever you do with this don't downgrade |
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> glibc! :p That will make you even more screwed that you are already. I guess |
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> you've learned by now that you should never run --depclean blindly. Always |
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> run it with --pretend first and ensure that it doesn't do something stupid. |
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> Unfortunately this is a little late for that though... :( |
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At the time that emerge --depclean was unsafe I used to do: |
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emerge --pretend --depclean | grep / > dc2 |
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remove the first line from dc2 |
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for p in `cat dc2` |
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do echo --------- $p ---------- |
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equery depends $p |
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done > dc3 |
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And I could see what realy could be unmerged. |
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Then I learned from this mailing list that dep -d |
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would take my USE flags into account so I did "dep -d". |
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It showed me the list of things it was going to unmerge |
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and I saw the gcc.3.4 but thought: well, I know I have |
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gcc.4.something and what's the use of having an old |
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C compiler hanging around? So I let it go.... :-( |
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Now to solve the situation I did |
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gcc-config i386-pc-linux-gnu-4.1.1 |
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and emerge is working more or less. |
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Now I'm going to emerge binutils, gcc and glibc |
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in the hope that everything will be allright. |
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Currently, I get lots of |
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"rc-scripts: gcc-config: Active gcc profile is invalid!" |
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in /var/log/messages. |
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