Valarie and Nick Schmidt ha scritto:
there are two uses regarding nptl: nptl and nptlonly, the second depend upon the first and compile *only* support for nptl, otherwise both are compiled with nptl as default.Howdy List,
I want to fix my -use-pthreads problem with cedega. All information points to recompile glibc with nptl in make.conf. Alrighty well I did that and xorg dies! Remove the nptl and recompile and poof im back to xorg. Should I recompile my whole system for nptl? If so which command should I use? I have seen emerge -e, emerge world, emerge --oneshot, all sorts of stuff. I just want to make sure I get the right way as this is going to take FOREVER! Thanks for the help
Nick
Has been written that nptl has the same ABI as pthread, beliving in that but on my systems I always do an
# emerge --depclean -p
this show what in the system has to be cleaned (no current dependancyes and no explicit emerge)
# emerge -uDpv --newuse --noreplace sys-boot/grub-static
# emerge -uDpv --newuse --noreplace your_needed_packages_here
...
emerge --depclean
# emerge -ev world ; # emerge --resume --skipfirst # emerge --resume --skipfirst ... # emerge -uDpv --newuse world
to see what remains, and go to clean them
# emerge -uDpv --newuse world
after a change like that.
more experienced users can tell you how to spend less time but after done this and tuned all
but this left me a rock-solid system
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