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Yann - |
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I'm not sure about the downgrade from 3.3.6 to 3.3.5, but I had the same |
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problem with libungif. I fixed it by unmerging giflib (emerge --ask |
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--unmerge media-libs/giflib). Then re-running the update, which actually |
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re-installed giflib for me. |
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HTH |
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On 9/14/05, Yann GARNIER <garnier-yann@×××××××.fr> wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> I did an "emerge -vuD world" last week and, among other thing, it updated |
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> GCC from 3.3.5 to 3.3.6 (which seemed to be a good thing..) |
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> Today after an "emerge --sync" I wanted to re-update my system ... and I'm |
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> wondering why portage 'wants' to downgrade my version of GCC from 3.3.6 |
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> to 3.3.5... but also wondering why it suddenly wants to install giflib |
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> (which is blocked because of libungif...) |
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> The only thing I can do now to update the system is to add "-gif" in my |
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> make.conf file. |
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> Is there any other way to solve the giflib/libungif conflict ? |
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> What makes portage want to install giflib ? |
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> Can someone tell me what I missed ? |
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> In advance thank you. |
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> Yann Garnier |
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