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<0> aaronf0: I don't understand what problem you are currently trying to solve.
<1> Leler: Your going to have to copy your initramfs-... to /boot and point the initrd line at it.
<2> marienz: just describing my current state
<1> Ralith: The LiveCD won't boot, or your Gentoo install?
<0> aaronf0: make sure there is absolutely no trace of any .90 version of anything libc related around anywhere.
<2> marienz: the next problem is how to compile more than one package without a hardreboot/ reunpack glibc again
<3> Laggy_Boombastic, the livecd. The same is true for an ubuntu livecd I tried.
<2> marienz: its gone, but i dont think portage has -2.4.ish registered
<0> aaronf0: also, compile something simple (triggering the failure you described) and log what it does.
<3> Laggy_Boombastic, but as I told RiverRat, the Fedora cd worked fine.
<2> marienz: so it keeps deleting those symlinks
<0> aaronf0: I don't understand what the problem is currently.
<3> Laggy_Boombastic, but tbh I can't tolerate fedora :P
<2> marienz: can i query you?
<1> Ralith: Get yourself a knoppix CD and just install using that.
<3> Laggy_Boombastic, I'll see if that works...
<0> aaronf0: portage does not just randomly delete stuff. You may be hitting an autoclean or ldconfig may be doing something bogus because of multiple versions of stuff being around. In both cases there's a good chance a full log will show what's going on.
<0> aaronf0: keep it on-channel unless absolutely necessary please.
<1> Laggy_McGee: What's the good word?
<2> marienz: where is a full log located?
<4> Ralith: I suggest that you install it with noapic and then when you get to the point that you can configure a kernel, adjust it yourself or steal Fedora's config for the kernel.
<5> Laggy_Boombastic: sh*t..... where are the initramfs?
<2> marienz: i had just emerge gaim against the older glibc bin i got
<0> aaronf0: it is not generated by default. Either set PORT_LOGDIR or run emerge with &> logfile.
<2> *emerged
<0> aaronf0: one thing to check first though:
<3> RiverRat, I'll do that, then. I'm too lazy to download knoppix :)
<6> do the dll's and acm's in win32codecs work in wine?
<0> aaronf0: echo /var/db/pkg/sys-libs/glibc-*
<1> Leler: Having never used genkernel, I couldn't tell you.
<7> Laggy_Boombastic: /window show 3
<8> I can't seem to get around the whole dev-lang/php vs. dev-php/php thing. Which one is the right one to have? http://pastebin.com/588067
<4> Leler: I suggest not using initrd as it is a PITA and only needed for pretty splashscreens and RAID tools.
<1> Laggy_McGee: Come Again?
<5> ok then :-)
<3> Why do I have an eth1
<3> I only have one ethernet interface.
<3> o.O
<7> Laggy_Boombastic: I messaged you - go to the window and respond!
<2> marienz: that just echoes that string...
<2> marienz: im in a live cd now..
<5> Laggy_Boombastic: so the new line is kernel /boot/image root=/dev/ram0 init=/linuxrc ramdisk=8192 real_root=/dev/hdb1
<4> Ralith: Yeah that 2006.0 CD found 3 ethernet devices on my box and I only have 2. :/
<9> Ralith: if you have an eth1, then im betting you have a eth0, just not up
<0> aaronf0: add /mnt/gentoo in front of it then.
<7> Laggy_Boombastic: you can open multiple windows by doing /window show 3 (or whatever)
<9> Ralith: ifconfig -a
<10> Ralith: firewire?
<1> Laggy_McGee: Yes well I can't seem to get to the window in question
<5> Laggy_Boombastic: brb
<5> Laggy_Boombastic: rebooting
<3> Kyuu, I have an eth0 too.
<3> RiverRat, heh.
<2> marienz: glibc-2.3.5.20050722 and glibc-2.3.6-r3
<11> !google gentoo-portage php
<12> http://www.gentoo-portage.com/dev-lang/php
<7> Laggy_Boombastic: /window next until you can
<9> ufff... why would you have two versions of glibc?
<2> marienz: no .90
<11> BrokenPipe, read the descriptions of them
<0> aaronf0: aahhhh, so there *are* two versions in there. That is extremely unhealthy.
<3> RiverRat, I'm worried about eth0's mac address
<1> Laggy_McGee: I only have 4 windows... and none of them are you
<0> aaronf0: how are you recovering at this point? extracting a rescue tarball?
<2> marienz: avenj's bins
<3> RiverRat, it's 00-02-3F-59-7B-40-4S-6S-00-00-00-00-00-00-00-00
<2> marienz: but gcc wont compile glibc
<3> that's not a normal mac address.
<9> Ralith: its a wireless scanning mac
<3> and link ecap is set to "UNSPEC"
<0> aaronf0: then the very first thing you should do afterwards is merging a glibc version that is as new or newer than the most recent version listed in /var/db/pkg/.
<3> o.O
<2> marienz: and portage keeps deleting glibc symlinks that i extracted
<3> wow
<3> Kyuu, that's cool, but iwconfig reports it as having no wireless extensions
<2> marienz: impossible
<0> aaronf0: if for some reason you cannot merge glibc right away, temporarily set AUTOCLEAN=no in make.conf.
<2> marienz: im using the newest version
<0> aaronf0: make absolutely sure you only do this *temporarily*
<8> seren: "The PHP language runtime engine" vs. "PHP Shell Interpreter" That doesn't really help.
<9> Ralith: have you brought the ethernet device up?
<9> Ralith: ie... ifconfig eth0 up
<11> BrokenPipe, what do you want?
<3> Kyuu, right, I feel stupid. Testing
<8> seren: I want PHP to work in apache
<0> aaronf0: notice "as new as" is a valid remerge option.
<3> Kyuu, still 'no wireless extensions.'
<11> runtime enginen i think
<8> seren: It does, but an 'emerge -uD world' is complaing now
<1> Laggy_McGee: Now I've messaged you...
<9> Ralith: hrm... well really it should try and bring your device up as a wlan0 or whatnot...
<9> Ralith: a bit unsure how youre at that point however
<3> Kyuu, I can't see any wireless drivers in lsmod.
<3> this is weird.
<2> marienz: another problem is that latest ebuild is broken, which is what caused this symlink hell in the first place
<9> Ralith: then thats odd that the device shows at all.... probably a firewire device
<2> marienz: although if i can recompile it then manually merge the one file i need?
<3> Kyuu, then what's up with the mac?
<0> aaronf0: you *really* have to emerge a version of glibc that is as new as or newer than what's currently listed in /var/db/pkg/. There is no sane way around the autoclean other than that.
<9> Ralith: same thing.. its really a unspecified mac that is on a layer above the physical MACA
<0> aaronf0: if that compile fails for some reason then produce a log.
<9> s/MACA/MAC/
<2> marienz: ok, but once it gets halfway installed, it breaks
<3> Kyuu, ah
<2> marienz: it fails on the clean up somewhere
<13> does anyone stall on saving random seed when doing a shutdown in gentoo? cant say it doesnt happen because it happens on the 100+ gentoo installs I have done
<3> perhaps it'll fix itself when I install madwifi
<9> GUIPEnguin: 100+ installs all do it?
<3> Doesn't the 2006.0 ship with a graphical install?
<2> marienz: another problem is i cant compile it cause gcc seems to be depending on yet another version of glibc
<9> GUIPEnguin: sounds ilke youre going about it the wrong way then
<0> aaronf0: pastebin relevant failure messages.
<11> aaronf0, energe that version of glibc
<9> Ralith: yes.... but dont use it unless you know what youre doing and are prepared to get verbally ***aulted for using it :D
<2> marienz: cant, thats when the computer stops working
<0> aaronf0: you are forcibly downgrading glibc at this point. That is an extremely unhealthy operation that should last as briefly as possible.
<2> seren: the ebuild is broken, and all hell breaks loose
<3> Kyuu, that's the first time I've had anyone tell me not to use a GUI unless I know what I'm doing :P
<14> can i tell portage that a package is installed when it isn't?
<0> aaronf0: start "script" from the livecd, then chroot in and start the emerge.
<11> aaronf0, what version of gcc you trying to emerge
<0> aaronf0: (***uming the livecd has "script")
<14> to satisfy a dependency
<9> Ralith: to tell the truth.. the GUI is evil :D
<15> computinchuck, /etc/portage/profile/package.provided
<2> seren: im not
<9> Ralith: but thats my own healthy opinion
<0> computinchuck: to satisfy what dependency?
<16> is there a tool, like top which will show me per CPU which tasks are exectuting on which CPU? or do they switch so fast it wouldn't be useful?
<0> computinchuck: if it's really a dependency package.provided will simply cause the compile to fail. If it's not really a dependency it's a bug.
<2> marienz: fatal, kernel is too old
<2> seren: im not trying to emerge gcc
<0> aaronf0: get a more recent livecd
<9> tweakt: the threads would be spread across each CPU
<11> dunno
<3> Kyuu, standard install it is, then.
<11> afk
<14> marienz, libmp4v2 - i think the library is supplied from faad2, but a couple of packages i want depend on that particular package
<0> computinchuck: what packages?
<16> Kyuu: ok, but when top shows 90% cpu usage for one process, thats across all cpus? or the one it's running on?
<2> marienz: what if i install avenj's binary gcc rescue build, and then built glibc with that?
<0> computinchuck: actually, on my system faad2 depends on libmp4v2.
<14> marienz, gtkpod and easytag, both the versions i want are in ~x86
<17> Ralith, i thought the gui was easy to install
<14> marienz, how does that work?
<9> tweakt: across all of them if it says CPU(s)
<9> tweakt: average if you will
<0> computinchuck: I don't know. I just typed "emerge -vp faad2" and this wants to merge libmp4v2 before faad2
<18> hi, how do i check what packages depend on a package?
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