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Arttu V. <arttuv69 <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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> run python-updater with several "-v" options? |
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Here's what I get: |
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Starting Python Updater from 2.4 to 2.5 : |
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check "soname" enabled. |
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check "pylibdir" enabled. |
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check "eclass" disabled. |
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check "manual" enabled. |
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<then it hangs> |
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> - Maybe the disks or filesystems have some problems or bit-rot after |
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> having possibly been powered on 24/7 for a long time? Has there been |
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> power outages? Voluntary fsck time! |
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It's on a high quality UPS. The Hard drive may have problems, but, I see |
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no evidence of this. All else compiles and it runs fine, for long |
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periods of time with no problems. The HD is less than 13% |
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full.... |
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> - Has something happened to your scanelf? emerge -1 pax-utils |
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I did the 'emerge -1 pax-utils' and |
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when I launch python-updater scanelf runs fine as I watch it |
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via top. |
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When python-updater actually starts up, that's when the load goes |
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to 3 or 4 and it just sleeps (as seen in top). |
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> - I'd guess eselect python complaining like above is probably just |
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> normal, unless you're supposed to have eselect-python package |
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> installed (many systems probably don't and you say your system is sort |
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> of minimal anyway?) |
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Correct, eselect-python is not installed, so it should not run. |
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I saw this in a bugs.gentoo.org thread and thought it might help. |
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I do not think I even need this? (no python whiz here). |
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> - Does anything unusual appear in /var/log/messages or other logs? |
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nope, just cron and syslog messages. Nothing out of the ordinary.... |
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