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Nikos Chantziaras wrote: |
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> haoniukun wrote: |
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>> Dear all, |
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>> I've just upgraded my gentoo system. |
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>> I synchronized my portage tree just now. |
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>> It was installed about a year ago. |
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>> The python version is 2.4.4-r6. |
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>> But when I was trying to install python 2.5, I've got an eapi exception. |
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>> And the installation failed. |
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>> And my portage upgrade is also blocked due to the bash version. |
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>> How can I upgrade my portage? |
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>> Any hint would be appreciated and thanks in advance. |
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> One year ago? I recommend a new install. If a Gentoo system isn't |
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> updated for longer than about two months, hell tends to break loose on |
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> the next sync. |
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I seem to recall that he will have to go through the expat upgrade and a |
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couple other challenges as well. I agree, a re-install may be wise. |
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Save /etc, the world file and your /home directory. You may also want |
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to save /root if you have anything in there, scripts etc. Depending on |
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its use, you may need to save other directories as well. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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