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I'm pretty confused. |
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>>>1. did a quickpge utempter (for safety) |
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>>>2. unmerged utempter |
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>>>3. emerged libutempter |
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>>>4. re-emerged utempter (from the portage tree not /usr/portage/packages) |
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Leave aside the fact it didn't work in this case...Why do you usually |
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try the (4) step? If two packages conflict, how can you re-install them |
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both? |
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>>There was a blog entry on planet gentoo recently about this: |
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>>http://planet.gentoo.org/developers/seemant/2006/06/02/utemptations_with_xterm |
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>>It looks like you have to unmerge utempter and then emerge libutempter and |
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>>rebuild xterm. |
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This just makes sense, but so... |
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> So this utmpter/libutmpter appears to be a special case where the |
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> normal |
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> unmerge A |
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> merge B |
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> merge A |
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> is wrong. |
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how it is normal? |
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m. |
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