won't cause
any vdb-related issues because the files are fixed _before_ the merge to
live filesystem and thus the modified file's md5 and mtime will be saved
in it.
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that has issues. I been running unstable for a long
while now.
2.2 series does support this but I don't know which one of the RCs added
it; latest ~arch/masked version is fine though, so you might just
upgrade to that and you're done :)
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transparently.
The only effect of forgetting it in there is that it'll take a couple of
seconds extra at each build since both Portage and lafilefixer iterate
over the package content, but no ill results will be caused, it is
pretty safe.
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rc… the latest masked version is definitely fine though.
If you're running an older 2.2 or a 2.1.8 (or earlier) Portage, yes you
should be adding the function to bashrc (or upgrade to ~arch Portage if
you feel brave enough ;)).
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the function or leave it to Portage to
deal with, it should become transparent after the first time and nothing
else should be necessary for the continuous stability of the system.
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