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On 11/1/05, Dale <dalek@××××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Fernando Meira wrote: |
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> > So, there are some missing libraries and others causing conflicts.. |
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> > don't know if that was caused by the power-down, or something while |
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> > updating was running, but how can I fix this? Should I reemerge some |
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> > packages? If so, which ones? |
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> > Thanks for the help, |
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> > Fernando |
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> Totally shooting in the dark here. Do you have dbus and udev in your |
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> USE line in make.conf? You may want to reemerge dbus and then do a |
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> etc-update and env-update just to make sure. If you didn't have dbus |
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> and udev in there, don't forget the --newuse thing for emerge. |
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udev was in use.defaults but I didn't have dbus! Anyway, that only makes |
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difference to ecore.. no other package in my system has that flag (as it |
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seems so..) |
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That is one problem I have not ran into before. May want to clean those |
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> fans. All the compiling in Gentoo sure does make a lot of heat build |
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> up. Only folding could be worse. |
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Yes, indeed.. it will be the 3rd time i do it.. the strange is that it was |
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from one day to the other that cpu temperature started to rise like that.. 2 |
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days ago was not going higher than 60C... during the yesterday's emerge 70C |
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was the average! |
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Hope that helps until a guru comes along. Gives you something to check |
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> anyway. |
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Thanks!! |
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I'll then downgrade dbus back to dbus-0.23.4-r1, and see if it works! |
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Fernando |
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