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On Fri, Jan 05 2018, Daniel Frey wrote: |
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> On 01/05/18 18:50, allan gottlieb wrote: |
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>> On Fri, Jan 05 2018, Daniel Frey wrote: |
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>>> On 01/05/18 13:15, Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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>>>> On Fri, 05 Jan 2018 13:00:20 -0500, allan gottlieb wrote: |
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>>>>> I am finally moving my production machine the the 17.0 profile. |
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>>>>> Currently running is |
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>>>>> emerge -e --keep-going @world |
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>>>>> So far there is one failure (libcryptui, the fix is easy). |
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>>>>> Am I correct that when the above emerge completes, I should run |
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>>>>> simply |
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>>>>> emerge --resume |
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>>>> If the emerge has completed, there is nothing to resume. Just make a note |
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>>>> of the packages that failed to build ans emerge --oneshot them, with any |
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>>>> necessary fixes. |
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>>> You may also want to check for dependencies (as in: `equery depends |
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>>> <package>` and rebuild the dependencies of the failed package as well. |
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>>> Dan |
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>> I don't understand. If the dependencies didn't fail, why should I |
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>> rebuild them? |
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>> thanks, |
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>> allan |
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> If you're transitioning over to the new profile, that means the |
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> dependencies would be built and linked to the old profile's |
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> binaries. This was merely a suggestion, as I've had some mighty |
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> strange things happen after upgrades to gcc in the past, all solved by |
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> `emerge -e |
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> world`, although... I didn't have packages fail back then. |
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> When I switched over to the 17 profile I had one rebuild failure, and |
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> it didn't have any direct dependencies fail. |
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> Dan |
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Now I understand that you mean packages that depend on failed builds. |
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I was mistakenly thinking of packages on which the failed build depends. |
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You are right and thanks again. |
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allan |