El 3/3/26 a las 9:19, Erwan RIGOLLOT escribió:
If you don't want to end in a mind sanity hospital, I suggest you to upgrade this system with gcc 14. Your portage triggers so really old package versions because you really have so old packages versions. Those versions could be perfectly from VAX era or PDP-11 so his syntax will break because of "default" gcc behaviour.Hello, Sorry for my english. I don't need specific version of coreutils. I had try many version and I tell the first version with it I have the problem.So, I would say, I have the problem with coreutils 9.7 and more ... I only want update all my system. Thanks, Erwan RIGOLLOT -----Message d'origine----- De : Eli Schwartz <[email protected]> Envoyé : mardi 3 mars 2026 03:04 À : [email protected] Objet : Re: [gentoo-user] emerge =sys-apps/coreutils-9.8-r1 On 3/2/26 5:30 PM, Javier Martinez wrote:El 2/3/26 a las 22:04, Eli Schwartz escribió:On 3/1/26 8:36 AM, Erwan RIGOLLOT wrote:Hello, I have new problem and I don't found solution. I can't emerge coreutils > 9.7Is there a particular reason you need this older version?Surely he needs one coreutils version based in fortran because he is upgrading one OS from thereSorry, I must be missing something. Where does Fortran fit in? Coreutils isn't written in Fortran. :) -- Eli Schwartz
Try to upgrade first with gcc 14, after that you could try to switch to gcc 15. Remember to do depclean after that to ensure that all old old old packages get removed and don't trigger again this nightmare you are suffering
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