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Am 18.06.2012 22:49, schrieb Harry Putnam: |
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> Michael Hampicke <gentoo-user@××××.biz> writes: |
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>> Am 18.06.2012 21:57, schrieb Harry Putnam: |
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>>> Setup: |
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>>> Running a basic-ish setup with no X configured. |
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>>> This is gentoo running as virtual guest on win7 using Virtual Box. |
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>>> Today I ran eix-sync followed by emerge -vuDp world. |
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>>> One thing in the output puzzles me: |
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>>> [ebuild NS ] sys-kernel-sources-3.2.16 [3.2.6, 3.3.4] [...] |
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>>> What would cause something like this, when I'm booting 3.3.4? |
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>> I'd say you still have a slotted package of gentoo-sources-3.2.* |
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>> installed. So portage will upgrade gentoo-sources-3.2.* and |
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>> gentoo-sources-3.3.* |
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>> Check with emerge -p --prune gentoo-sources |
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> Thanks... yes, that was what was happening. |
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> Sorry about the line noise for something so basic |
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No problem, same thing happend to me a few weeks ago. I did not pay |
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attention, installed and compiled a "new" 3.3 kernel while running a 3.4 |
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kernel. When I rebooted the next day and saw that it was booting a 3.3 |
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series kernel I was like "whut? wait, what now?" :) |
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