Hi again In the last episode, Jeff Rollin wrote: JR> Hi Mick JR> JR> In the last episode, Mick wrote: JR> Mi> If my experience is anything to go by, then there Mi> may be something wrong with your machine/build. JR> JR> Oh joy! JR> JR> More likely to be the machine because the build has been working fine JR> since...forgotten how long. (I do usually still get broken ebuilds but not JR> many, and if you're anything to go by a certain amount are expected). JR> JR> I did recently have filesystem corruption on the /var partition but I don't JR> see how that could be the cause...since I have emerge --sync'ed about three JR> times isn't it unlikely that a disk error would cause the same error in the JR> same package in three different --syncs? JR> JR> Anyway, thanks for the message and congratulations! JR> JR> Jeff
I have since re-installed the working version of gcc from scratch (re-download source, recompile, reinstall, everything) and it works... so the problem is probably the ebuilds. Jeff -- For a successful technology, reality must take precedence over public relations, for nature cannot be fooled. Richard Phillips Feynman, American physicist, 11/5/18-15/2/88 -- -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
