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On Fri, 2009-11-27 at 20:06 -0800, BRM wrote: |
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[... way too much background info removed] |
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BREVITY! We don't want to have to read about what you had on your |
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sandwich for lunch or the fight you had with your girl to get to the |
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meat of what you're trying to say ;-). |
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Since you didn't paste the link to where you found info on the web, I'll |
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go ahead and paste what I found for those who may want to follow up: |
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http://bugs.gentoo.org/281312 |
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To be brief, it basically mentions that udev-145 and kernel-2.6.25 are |
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not compatible. Looks like there is a possible patch (to glibc) but the |
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BZ doesn't really say if/when the patch will be applied in Gentoo. |
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Rather than waiting on a fix for nearly-obsolete software, here is my |
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advice: |
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1. Boot into a Live CD/stick/whatever. |
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2. Chroot into your environment as laid out in the Handbook |
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3. Do an emerge --sync |
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4. Upgrade *at least* the following: |
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* kernel sources (might as well configure/compile it too, |
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but don't reboot yet) |
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* linux-headers |
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* glibc (do this *after* linux headers) |
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* udev (do this *after* glibc) |
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Reboot and pray. |
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HTH, |
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-a |