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At Sat, 03 Jun 2006 23:46:48 +0930 Raymond Lewis Rebbeck <dystopianray@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On Saturday, 3 June 2006 23:24, Allan Gottlieb wrote: |
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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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>> thanks again, |
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>> allan |
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> I don't believe the procedure you mentioned has ever been normal. If packages |
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> block it usually indicates that a package is being replaced by another. An |
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> example is how shadow recently replaced pam-login. |
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"Normal" was a poor word choice. It is sometimes done. For example |
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when I googled "packages which cannot be installed" on the first page |
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I found |
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GENTOO Tips |
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When updating your system, the following error may occur: "Error: The |
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above package list contains packages which cannot be installed on the |
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same system." ... ww2.cs.fsu.edu/~stanovic/gentoo.html - 3k - Cached |
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- Similar pages |
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Following the link gave |
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When updating your system, the following error may occur: "Error: The |
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above package list contains packages which cannot be installed on the |
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same system." |
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* In order to overcome this error, it is probably best to first |
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run emerge with the --ask argument. This will give you the |
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package that wishes to be installed and the package that is |
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blocking it. First unmerge the blocking package, then emerge the |
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package that wished to be installed. Finally emerge the package |
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that you initially unmerged. |
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I would think that the idea is that merging B (which is new or |
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updated) changed the system so that A can now be remerged. For |
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example perhaps the updated B has changed DEPEND and/or PROVIDE. |
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allan |
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