I had this happen to me, too. Between upgrading to 2005.0, xorg 6.8.2 and trying to get wine to work (both 64 bit and 32 bit chroot) I managed to hose the hell out of my system, despite being a stage1 on stage3 NPTL (supposedly bulletproof). I ended up wiping the partition, just leaving /boot and /home for now so grub can still boot into windows (doing a lot of Adobe and Macromedia type work currently. This is why I was trying for WINE.)

Whenever I'm done being mad at the computer, I'm rebuilding Gentoo.

32-bit.

I honestly cannot see the point of building a 64-bit multilib environment considering my needs. The cost/benefit analysis in my head went something like this:

Cost: Everything Breaks Always
Benefit: Save a few seconds when booting the few programs that take advantage?
Result: 64-bit wastes much more time (breaking, troubleshooting, symlinking, etc) than it saves.


I'll still be on the mailing list to stay abreast of gentoo64 developments, as I fully intend to return, but it's still too "work in progress" to be depended upon.

Sorry if that got a little off-topic. That probably wasn't the help you were looking for.

Andreas Calvo wrote:

Well, I was following the steps to a 2005.0 multilib profile, when in the last
step I've had to do an emerge -uv world. At this time I start watching how
almost all the packages were breacking because they couldn't find some
requirements in /usr/lib... So I've started to symlink every one of them, and
that was fine with emerging. But now, after all the emerge -uv world, a lot of
things do not work... Gdm was not working because I've had to symlink the
/usr/lib64/pango to /usr/lib...
What's wrong with that? Why are all the libraries mess up? I've seen the script
from eradicator but it almost killed all the system, I've had to reboot with a
livecd and move the backup .tar.gz to its default location...
Well, I hope anyone know what's happening, and can give me a hand...
Thanks!


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