On May 18, 2005, at 12:41 PM, Wade Brown wrote:
If you don't want to bother compiling any sound on your system, then add "-alsa -arts -esd" to your use flags. It's more than likely one of your packages found in the update --deep had the alsa tagged on itself by default, which requires an override described above either in /etc/make.conf or just on the command line.
thanks, this is what I am doing now. build has been running all afternoon. Had one lib problem which I was able to fix
thanks Chad
On 5/18/05, Trey Gruel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
it's probably being brought down as a dependancy of something else (because of the --deep). imho, you should always look at what is going to be installed before actually installing it with either --pretend or --ask.
the best way to see what is causing it to be installed is to run 'emerge -uDptv world' (aka --update --deep --pretend --tree --verbose). this will show you a 'tree' of dependancies. also, the -v causes emerge to show the use flags used by a package, which can influence what it depends on.
-- trey
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