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Simon wrote: |
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> Hi there, |
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> something went wrong during a previous update and now revdep-rebuild |
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> will kind-of freeze around 30%. When it freezes like that, the |
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> hosting company shows one of it's CPU core is used at 100% non-stop |
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> and the rest is idle. I have tried `emerge -e world` and with system, |
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> they all fail similarly. |
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> I managed to reconfigure it to have a working console and started |
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> the `emerge -e system` from the console. After a while it froze, but |
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> typed a ctrl-z to suspend the process, then %% to resume it and it |
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> "unlocked" it. It often hung like in between two phases of the emerge |
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> process (like after unpacking source, or just before doing the |
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> install, etc). I was able to resume the emerge like that a good dozen |
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> times until now, and now it's really locked, not responding at all... |
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> seems like all 4 cores are used at 100%. |
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> |
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> It hung while emerging perl and I've included the output on the |
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> console below so you can see exactly where it hung. I will now force |
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> a reboot on it and retry emerging just perl, I will reply to the list |
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> with my results of that. |
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> |
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<<SNIP>> |
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Have you enabled python3 by any chance? eselect python list should show |
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2.6 as the active python. |
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Just a thought. Someone else did this the other day and had troubles. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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