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*haha* Yea, that was bad. |
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I upgraded gcc on one of my boxes and even without removing the old one |
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I have still never gotten it to work. I'm gonna have to start all over |
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one day when I'm bored. |
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Anyhow, check the gentoo wiki. There is a section there especially for |
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people who remove gcc. |
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HTH |
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Adrian |
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On Fri, 1 Sep 2006 23:27:44 -0400 |
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"Colleen Beamer" <colleen.beamer@×××××.com> wrote the words: |
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> Hi, |
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> After you guys get finished ROTFL, I hope someone can help me out. |
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> I did a real "bonehead" thing. I *hate* slotted packages. What can |
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> I say, I'm a "neat freak". Normally, with the exception of |
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> genkernel, if a package is going to install into a new slot, I remove |
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> the original and install fresh. That's what I did tonight after |
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> syncing, but it was stupid. |
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> After syncing, I was told that there was a new version of gcc and |
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> that it would be installed into a new slot. Yes, I know that gcc is |
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> a compiler and that, without a compiler, things just don't want to |
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> compile. However, I removed it anyway and even ignored the error |
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> message that it was part of my profile and could damage my system. |
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> So, what's done is done. Is there a way to fix things without having |
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> to reinstall my whole system? |
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> Thanks in advance for your help and I hope I've given you the best |
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> laugh you've had for a while! :-) |
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> Colleen |
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