Seems to me that this would all depend on the packages. For example, a
different version of Syslog shouldn't cause a problem, whereas a
conflict with a perl module would. What packages are being blocked?
--Don
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Noel Goodman wrote:
Hey all,
I'm presently following the installing preq. on gentoo for evergreen
guide.
I've encountered blocked packages. when emerging some of the software.
Gentoo documentation suggests how to handle blocked packeages, such as
uninstalling one of the packages. I don't want to uninstall anything
as yet because I don't know what effect some of those packages have on
the entire system function.
How severe would the effect be if I left the conflict with the two
packages involved and continued my installation?
Do I need to carry out the installations step by step as given or can
I randomly install components in the event I have a problem with one
programme? I don't want to be stalled waiting to fix one installation
when I can be installing other programmes.
Any insights would be appreciated.
Thanks
Noel Goodman-University of Guyana
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