On Wed, Mar 14, 2018 at 01:54:54PM +1000, Stuart Longland wrote > > By default, stages are built with USE=bindist; and this should be the > default in make.conf. > > OpenSSH requires that it is built with a version of OpenSSL that's built > with the bindist flag in the same state. So if you enable it on one, > you need it enabled on the other. Here, you're turning off bindist; so > you need to turn it off for OpenSSH too.
I unmasked 1 package and keyworded another as per my first message. USE="bindist" emerge -q layman dev-vcs/git ...still has a ton of conflicts and refuses to do anything. USE="-bindist" emerge -q layman dev-vcs/git ...wants to emerge 60 packages!!! Total: 60 packages (1 upgrade, 55 new, 4 reinstalls), I tried it, and resumed after build failures, but eventually ran into unresolvable conflicts again. I'm in a chicken-and-egg problem. I can't reliably run "emerge" without "layman" being present. But I can't get "layman" without running "emerge". HELP! Maybe it used to be possible, at one point, to emerge layman against the standard portage tree under libmusl. But the tree changes over time. Given how crucial "layman" is to the libmusl distro, why isn't the libmusl stage 3 tarball shipped with a working "layman"? And while we're at it, I'd like to see app-portage/cpuid2cpuflags as part of every stage 3. There are often situations where at some point in the early install, you have to "emerge -e". It may as well be done with the right flags. -- Walter Dnes <waltd...@waltdnes.org>
