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>> according to revdep-rebuild, quite a few libraries on my system are |
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> broken. |
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>> But at the end of revdep-rebuild, it tells me, my system was consistent. |
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> This means the broken libraries don't belong to any package. Something |
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> touched/altered them (probably fix libtool script when updating gcc) so |
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> they |
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> had different mtime/md5sum than what was recorded in the package db. Such |
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> altered files are not unmerged. It's quite safe to delete them. I suppose |
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> you updated kde 3.4 to 3.5 and unmerged the old 3.4... as the kde |
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> configuration howto says, you can remove whole /usr/kde/3.4 dir (but look |
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> into there first and use common sense :) For that avifile stuff, I have no |
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> idea which package it came from, but probably you can remove it too (or is |
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> it something installed not from portage?) |
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>> I think some libraries are really broken, because the sound of my vlc |
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>> player stutters sometimes lately. |
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> I don't suppose it could have this effect. Broken linking usually means |
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> stuff won't run at all :) |
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> Caster |
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I am a Gnome-User ;-). |
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I will delete them now. I have only Netbeans installed, that ist not in |
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portage, and that ist installed by a user in the home directory. |
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So i think i can delete that. |
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Norman |
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