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On Tuesday, April 26, 2016 04:09:33 PM James wrote: |
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> Michael Mol <mikemol <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> > Is it still possible to sync, e.g. the contacts on my phone with Kontact? |
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> Hello mikemol. |
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> I have no idea. |
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> But it's *great* to see you post to the list, again. I peruse your install |
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> script (github) on occasion to see if you have updated it, or 'ansiblize' |
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> [1] it. Great to hear from you, again. |
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Heh. I haven't had need of that script in years. I only needed it then because |
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*something* was causing my system to crap its pants midway through emerges, |
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and rebuilding an entire Gentoo system to narrow down why was...time- |
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consuming. I currently have exactly one Gentoo install going--my workstation. |
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And it's been ongoing-stable for something like three years, now. For a while, |
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I didn't have any Gentoo systems, as I didn't have time to stand up a personal |
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system to play with; I'd just gotten married, bought a house, now have two |
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kids named after programming languages... |
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As for that script, it turned out that having -gddb3 in CFLAGs breaks glibc. |
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Have a broken glibc get built, installed--and *nothing* that spawns afterward |
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can run. Hard to fix if you don't know why it's breaking. It was a known bug, |
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but not documented anywhere at the time. Thankfully, I notice it's currently |
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documented in the Gentoo Wiki... |
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