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Matthias Hanft wrote: |
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> I *do* have another working Gentoo system (with the old glibc 2.27 and |
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> Apache 2.4.38 and all binutils and all that - everything is still fine |
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> there). Can I use this just to copy some files (libs) to the "sick" |
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> system? Just until I can re-emerge everything into a consistent state |
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> there? |
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I now have copied /lib and /usr/lib from the other system to the |
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"sick" system (and made a backup copy of the glibc-228 /lib and |
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/usr/lib, of course). Now it works "a little bit" more than |
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before, but it's still inconsistent, for example |
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# rndc reload |
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rndc: error while loading shared libraries: libisccfg.so.1203: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory |
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libisccfg.so seems to be a part of the bind package, but I still |
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cannot emerge anything because "C compiler not working". A simple |
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test: |
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$ gcc -o hello hello.c |
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In file included from hello.c:3: |
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/usr/include/stdio.h: In function 'main': |
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/usr/include/stdio.h:33:10: fatal error: stddef.h: No such file or directory |
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#include <stddef.h> |
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^~~~~~~~~~ |
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compilation terminated. |
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stddef.h is in /usr/include/linux, but is it obviously not found. |
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Do I have *any* chance to get this system working again? Meanwhile, |
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I would find it great to get a working system even *without* Apache! |
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I have made a "quickpkg" out of glibc 2.28 before downgrading to |
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2.27. Can I just untar it and have my 2.28 libraries again (any |
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everything except Apache will run)? Or what's the best I can do? |
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(Without installing everything from scratch...) |
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-Matt |
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