Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On 10/02/20 16:25, David M. Fellows wrote: On 2020-10-02 10:45, n952162 wrote: Have I successfully updated my system? I ran this command: emerge \ -v \ --verbose-conflicts \ --deep \ -update \ --changed-use \ --keep-going \ --with-bdeps=y \ --changed-deps \ --backtrack=100 \ @world and got tons of stuff that looks like spurious debugging/tracing info Probably not. And a good thing too. Assuming the above is an accurate transcription of the command you used. -update is definitely NOT the same as --update. -update is equivalent to -u -p -d -a -t -e so --update --pretend --debug --ask --tree --empty-tree --debug, --tree produce voluminous output, --empty-tree says rebuild everything. Hope this helps. DaveF Yes, now my emerge is failing again in the way I'd expected it to fail ;-) Thank you for debugging for me :-)
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On 10/02/20 12:40, John Covici wrote: Did you actually do the emerge i.e. answer the question at the end about do you wish to emerge these packages? :-) The first time I ran my script, I wondered if I'd actually indeed forget to simply accept like you said, and ran it again ... Also, I would not get quite so much detail in your output by emering like this: script -c "emerge --update --deep --changed-use --with-bdeps=y --keep-going --backtrack=500 --verbose-conflicts world" /usr/src/world_update.txt I always like to use a script because I like to look at output before emerging. Thanks for the tip about the -c option ... I also use script(1) for the reason you point out, but using the -c option saves a step.
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On 2020-10-02 17:49, Neil Bothwick wrote: On Fri, 02 Oct 2020 11:25:54 -0300, David M. Fellows wrote: Assuming the above is an accurate transcription of the command you used. -update is definitely NOT the same as --update. -update is equivalent to -u -p -d -a -t -e Nice catch :-) :-) Indeed!
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On Fri, 02 Oct 2020 11:25:54 -0300, David M. Fellows wrote: > Assuming the above is an accurate transcription of the command you used. > > -update is definitely NOT the same as --update. > > -update is equivalent to -u -p -d -a -t -e Nice catch :-) -- Neil Bothwick Next time you wave at me, use more than one finger, please. pgp3myaYQhoO3.pgp Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
>On 2020-10-02 10:45, n952162 wrote: >> Have I successfully updated my system? >> >> I ran this command: >> >> emerge \ >> -v \ >> --verbose-conflicts \ >> --deep \ >> -update \ >> --changed-use \ >> --keep-going \ >> --with-bdeps=y \ >> --changed-deps \ >> --backtrack=100 \ >> @world >> >> and got tons of stuff that looks like spurious debugging/tracing info Probably not. And a good thing too. Assuming the above is an accurate transcription of the command you used. -update is definitely NOT the same as --update. -update is equivalent to -u -p -d -a -t -e so --update --pretend --debug --ask --tree --empty-tree --debug, --tree produce voluminous output, --empty-tree says rebuild everything. Hope this helps. DaveF
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On Fri, Oct 2, 2020 at 4:45 AM n952162 wrote: > > Have I successfully updated my system? > ... > and these snippets: > I wrote a lengthy reply explaining all of your issues. Here is a snippet: ...hope that helps. In the future, please attach your command line and full output. Did that answer your question? Seriously, though, aside from complete output (if it is long it probably will compress nicely), if you are getting errors and can't proceed try reducing the scope of the build (such as just @system). It isn't actually clear if emerge was able to resolve the block or not from the trimmed output. Adding verbose can be helpful for those troubleshooting, but not if it just causes you to not post the output in the first place... -- Rich
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On Fri, 02 Oct 2020 05:25:29 -0400, n952162 wrote: > > On 2020-10-02 10:45, n952162 wrote: > > Have I successfully updated my system? > > > > I ran this command: > > > > emerge \ > > -v \ > > --verbose-conflicts \ > > --deep \ > > -update \ > > --changed-use \ > > --keep-going \ > > --with-bdeps=y \ > > --changed-deps \ > > --backtrack=100 \ > > @world > > > > and got tons of stuff that looks like spurious debugging/tracing info > > > > parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > > merge) > > child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > > merge) (runtime_slot_op) > > parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > > merge) > > child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > > merge) (runtime_slot_op) > > > > and these snippets: > > > > Total: 869 packages (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 > > reinstalls), Size of downloads: 2769158 KiB > > Conflict: 1 block > > forced reinstall atoms: > > > > > > slot operator dependencies: > > (/, sys-libs/ncurses:0) > > > > > > > > > > forced rebuilds: > > > > [EOF] > > > > > > When I strip out all the parent/child traces (they make it a 6MB file!) > with this: > > sed -e '/^\s*parent: (/d' -e '/^\s*child: (/d' system-world.201002 > > I get this at the end of my emerge: > > > Total: 869 packages (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 > reinstalls), Size of downloads: 2769158 KiB > Conflict: 1 block > forced reinstall atoms: > > > slot operator dependencies: > (/, sys-libs/ncurses:0) > (/, sys-libs/readline:0) > (/, dev-lang/perl:0) > (/, dev-libs/libxml2:2) > (/, dev-lang/python-exec:2) > (/, sys-libs/db:5.3) > (/, sys-libs/gdbm:0) > (/, x11-libs/libX11:0) > (/, dev-libs/libgcrypt:0) > (/, dev-libs/openssl:0) > (/, dev-libs/expat:0) > (/, x11-libs/libxshmfence:0) > (/, x11-libs/libXdamage:0) > (/, x11-libs/libXext:0) > (/, x11-libs/libXxf86vm:0) > (/, x11-libs/libxcb:0) > (/, x11-libs/libXfixes:0) > (/, app-arch/zstd:0) > (/, sys-devel/llvm:10) > (/, sys-libs/zlib:0) > (/, dev-libs/libffi:0) > (/, app-arch/libarchive:0) > (/, dev-libs/jsoncpp:0) > (/, dev-libs/libuv:0) > (/, x11-libs/libpciaccess:0) > (/, x11-base/xorg-server:0) > (/, dev-libs/libinput:0) > (/, dev-libs/apr:1) > (/, dev-libs/apr-util:1) > (/, media-libs/libpng:0) > (/, media-libs/dav1d:0) > (/, media-libs/libaom:0) > (/, media-libs/harfbuzz:0) > (/, dev-libs/icu:0) > (/, dev-libs/libevent:0) > (/, media-libs/libvpx:0) > (/, media-libs/libwebp:0) > (/, x11-libs/cairo:0) > (/, media-gfx/graphite2:0) > (/, dev-libs/gobject-introspection:0) > (/, media-libs/freetype:2) > (/, media-libs/fontconfig:1.0) > (/, sys-libs/binutils-libs:0) > (/, app-crypt/libb2:0) > (/, app-crypt/gpgme:1) > (/, dev-libs/libassuan:0) > (/, dev-libs/libgpg-error:0) > (/, net-libs/gnutls:0) > (/, dev-libs/libtasn1:0) > (/, dev-libs/libunistring:0) > (/, dev-libs/nettle:0) > (/, dev-libs/gmp:0) > (/, net-dns/libidn2:0) > (/, app-arch/bzip2:0) > (/, dev-libs/json-c:0) > (/, app-crypt/argon2:0) > (/, dev-libs/mpfr:0) > (/, dev-python/cffi:0) > (/, dev-python/ply:0) > (/, sys-libs/efivar:0) > (/, media-libs/gd:2) > (/, dev-db/postgresql:12) > (/, sci-libs/proj:0) > (/, dev-lang/lua:0) > (/, dev-db/postgresql:10) > (/, dev-db/postgresql:11) > (/, sci-libs/libgeotiff:0) > (/, dev-libs/libnl:3) > (/, app-text/poppler:0) > (/, app-text/qpdf:0) > (/, media-libs/jbig2dec:0) > (/, media-libs/openjpeg:2) > (/, net-dns/libidn:0) > (/, dev-libs/libxslt:0) > (/, app-arch/lz4:0) > (/, media-libs/opus:0) > (/, media-video/ffmpeg:0) > (/, app-text/hunspell:0) > (/, dev-qt/qtcore:5) > (/, net-libs/libtirpc:0) > (/, sys-apps/keyutils:0) > (/, dev-libs/liblinear:0) > (/, media-libs/libdvdread:0) > (/, media-libs/libdvbpsi:0) > (/, media-libs/libdvdnav:0) > (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-cursor:0) > (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-image:0) > (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-keysyms:0) > (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-renderutil:0) > (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-wm:0) > (/, x11-libs/xcb-util:0) > (/, x11-base/xcb-proto:0) > (/, media-libs/flac:0) > (/, media-libs/libogg:0) > (/, media-libs/libvorbis:0) > (/, dev-scheme/guile:12) > (/, dev-libs/boehm-gc:0) > (/, dev-libs/libltdl:0) > (/, media-libs/tiff:0) > (/, media-gfx/mypaint-brushes:2.0) > (/, media-libs/libmypaint:0) > (/, net-libs/libproxy:0) > (/, media-gfx/exiv2:0) > (/, dev-db/lmdb:0) > (/, dev-libs/libutf8proc:0) > (/, dev-libs/libpcre2:0) > (/, dev-libs/double-conversion:0) > (/, app-arch/xz-utils:0) > (/, sys-apps/util-linux:0) > (/, dev-db/sqlite:3) > (/, gnome-extra/libgsf:0) > (/, x11-libs/pango:0) > (/,
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On Fri, 2 Oct 2020 10:45:32 +0200, n952162 wrote: > Have I successfully updated my system? > > I ran this command: > > emerge \ > -v \ > --verbose-conflicts \ > --deep \ > -update \ > --changed-use \ > --keep-going \ > --with-bdeps=y \ > --changed-deps \ > --backtrack=100 \ > @world > > and got tons of stuff that looks like spurious debugging/tracing info > > parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) > child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) (runtime_slot_op) > parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) > child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) (runtime_slot_op) > > and these snippets: > > Total: 869 packages (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 > reinstalls), Size of downloads: 2769158 KiB > Conflict: 1 block > forced reinstall atoms: Did the emerge complete without error? The answer that question is the same as the answer to yours. It looks like you have gone a long time without updating, so if you hit problems, and you do have one block there, a simple "emerge --ask @system" /may/ be a better place to start. I'd also drop -v from the invocation as it is the main cause of your "spurious debugging/tracing info". emerge is verbose enough on its own and will give you plenty of feedback if something isn't quite right, -v just buries the important information in noise. -- Neil Bothwick Time is an illusion but never so much as when you're using a modem. pgpnX1vyMiMWq.pgp Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
On 2020-10-02 10:45, n952162 wrote: Have I successfully updated my system? I ran this command: emerge \ -v \ --verbose-conflicts \ --deep \ -update \ --changed-use \ --keep-going \ --with-bdeps=y \ --changed-deps \ --backtrack=100 \ @world and got tons of stuff that looks like spurious debugging/tracing info parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for merge) child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for merge) (runtime_slot_op) parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for merge) child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for merge) (runtime_slot_op) and these snippets: Total: 869 packages (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 reinstalls), Size of downloads: 2769158 KiB Conflict: 1 block forced reinstall atoms: slot operator dependencies: (/, sys-libs/ncurses:0) forced rebuilds: [EOF] When I strip out all the parent/child traces (they make it a 6MB file!) with this: sed -e '/^\s*parent: (/d' -e '/^\s*child: (/d' system-world.201002 I get this at the end of my emerge: Total: 869 packages (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 reinstalls), Size of downloads: 2769158 KiB Conflict: 1 block forced reinstall atoms: slot operator dependencies: (/, sys-libs/ncurses:0) (/, sys-libs/readline:0) (/, dev-lang/perl:0) (/, dev-libs/libxml2:2) (/, dev-lang/python-exec:2) (/, sys-libs/db:5.3) (/, sys-libs/gdbm:0) (/, x11-libs/libX11:0) (/, dev-libs/libgcrypt:0) (/, dev-libs/openssl:0) (/, dev-libs/expat:0) (/, x11-libs/libxshmfence:0) (/, x11-libs/libXdamage:0) (/, x11-libs/libXext:0) (/, x11-libs/libXxf86vm:0) (/, x11-libs/libxcb:0) (/, x11-libs/libXfixes:0) (/, app-arch/zstd:0) (/, sys-devel/llvm:10) (/, sys-libs/zlib:0) (/, dev-libs/libffi:0) (/, app-arch/libarchive:0) (/, dev-libs/jsoncpp:0) (/, dev-libs/libuv:0) (/, x11-libs/libpciaccess:0) (/, x11-base/xorg-server:0) (/, dev-libs/libinput:0) (/, dev-libs/apr:1) (/, dev-libs/apr-util:1) (/, media-libs/libpng:0) (/, media-libs/dav1d:0) (/, media-libs/libaom:0) (/, media-libs/harfbuzz:0) (/, dev-libs/icu:0) (/, dev-libs/libevent:0) (/, media-libs/libvpx:0) (/, media-libs/libwebp:0) (/, x11-libs/cairo:0) (/, media-gfx/graphite2:0) (/, dev-libs/gobject-introspection:0) (/, media-libs/freetype:2) (/, media-libs/fontconfig:1.0) (/, sys-libs/binutils-libs:0) (/, app-crypt/libb2:0) (/, app-crypt/gpgme:1) (/, dev-libs/libassuan:0) (/, dev-libs/libgpg-error:0) (/, net-libs/gnutls:0) (/, dev-libs/libtasn1:0) (/, dev-libs/libunistring:0) (/, dev-libs/nettle:0) (/, dev-libs/gmp:0) (/, net-dns/libidn2:0) (/, app-arch/bzip2:0) (/, dev-libs/json-c:0) (/, app-crypt/argon2:0) (/, dev-libs/mpfr:0) (/, dev-python/cffi:0) (/, dev-python/ply:0) (/, sys-libs/efivar:0) (/, media-libs/gd:2) (/, dev-db/postgresql:12) (/, sci-libs/proj:0) (/, dev-lang/lua:0) (/, dev-db/postgresql:10) (/, dev-db/postgresql:11) (/, sci-libs/libgeotiff:0) (/, dev-libs/libnl:3) (/, app-text/poppler:0) (/, app-text/qpdf:0) (/, media-libs/jbig2dec:0) (/, media-libs/openjpeg:2) (/, net-dns/libidn:0) (/, dev-libs/libxslt:0) (/, app-arch/lz4:0) (/, media-libs/opus:0) (/, media-video/ffmpeg:0) (/, app-text/hunspell:0) (/, dev-qt/qtcore:5) (/, net-libs/libtirpc:0) (/, sys-apps/keyutils:0) (/, dev-libs/liblinear:0) (/, media-libs/libdvdread:0) (/, media-libs/libdvbpsi:0) (/, media-libs/libdvdnav:0) (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-cursor:0) (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-image:0) (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-keysyms:0) (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-renderutil:0) (/, x11-libs/xcb-util-wm:0) (/, x11-libs/xcb-util:0) (/, x11-base/xcb-proto:0) (/, media-libs/flac:0) (/, media-libs/libogg:0) (/, media-libs/libvorbis:0) (/, dev-scheme/guile:12) (/, dev-libs/boehm-gc:0) (/, dev-libs/libltdl:0) (/, media-libs/tiff:0) (/, media-gfx/mypaint-brushes:2.0) (/, media-libs/libmypaint:0) (/, net-libs/libproxy:0) (/, media-gfx/exiv2:0) (/, dev-db/lmdb:0) (/, dev-libs/libutf8proc:0) (/, dev-libs/libpcre2:0) (/, dev-libs/double-conversion:0) (/, app-arch/xz-utils:0) (/, sys-apps/util-linux:0) (/, dev-db/sqlite:3) (/, gnome-extra/libgsf:0) (/, x11-libs/pango:0) (/, app-text/libspectre:0) (/, x11-libs/libXrender:0) (/, app-text/ghostscript-gpl:0) (/, dev-libs/glib:2) (/, dev-libs/libgudev:0) (/, dev-libs/libmspack:0) (/, net-libs/libnsl:0) (/, dev-libs/mpc:0) (/, sys-apps/acl:0) (/, sys-libs/pam:0) (/, sys-apps/attr:0) (/, net-firewall/iptables:0) (/, virtual/libcrypt:0) (/, virtual/jpeg:0) (/, virtual/libudev:0) (/, virtual/libusb:1) (/, dev-libs/libgit2:0) (/, net-libs/libssh2:0) (/, net-libs/http-parser:0) (/,
Re: [gentoo-user] emerge @world output unfamiliar. Am I updated?
n952162 wrote: > Have I successfully updated my system? > > I ran this command: > > emerge \ > -v \ > --verbose-conflicts \ > --deep \ > -update \ > --changed-use \ > --keep-going \ > --with-bdeps=y \ > --changed-deps \ > --backtrack=100 \ > @world > > and got tons of stuff that looks like spurious debugging/tracing info > > parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) > child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) (runtime_slot_op) > parent: (dev-libs/glib-2.64.5:2/2::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) > child: (virtual/libelf-3:0/1::gentoo, ebuild scheduled for > merge) (runtime_slot_op) > > and these snippets: > > Total: 869 packages (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 > reinstalls), Size of downloads: 2769158 KiB > Conflict: 1 block > forced reinstall atoms: > > > slot operator dependencies: > (/, sys-libs/ncurses:0) > > > > > forced rebuilds: > > [EOF] > > > > >From this bit I'd think not. (332 upgrades, 30 new, 10 in new slots, 497 reinstalls) I'm not quite sure where you are putting that command tho. Script maybe? Dale :-) :-)
