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Alan McKinnon <alan.mckinnon@×××××.com> writes: |
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>> Well, in the end I decided to play very straight and use a more |
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>> up-to-date install CD. I'm currently installing from 2008.0_beta2, |
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>> so far without any problems. |
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> For the record, this turns out to be a fairly straightforward blocker. A |
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> recent version of portage uses new features in a recent bash, and |
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> Alex's suggestion will work just fine. I recently had to update 10+ old |
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> machines around this entirely trouble free. |
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> But using a more recent CD is probably the better idea, it's entirely |
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> possible to manoeuvre through two years of updates, but it's kinda |
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> pointless if you have a better base system at hand :-) |
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For the record, the installation was painless and fast with |
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2008.0_beta2. My only reason for using an old install initially CD was to |
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retain compatibility with the older gcc versions on my distcc compile |
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farm. As it turned out, that was not a problem at all. |
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Thanks to all. |
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Roger |
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