Peter Alfredsen wrote: > On Thursday 04 January 2007 23:37, Dale wrote: > >> Peter Alfredsen wrote: >> >>> On Thursday 04 January 2007 19:39, Dale wrote: >>> >>>> Anybody know how to fix this? >>>> >>> Yeah, -r4 fails for me too. -r5 compiles beautifully, though. >>> Just add this line to /etc/portage/package.keywords: >>> =sys-apps/util-linux-2.12r-r5 ~x86 >>> >>> And re-emerge it. >>> >>> HTH >>> >> Oh, may try that. I'm using a script that I found on the forums to do >> this instead of emerge -ev world. It is something I found when updating >> gcc a good while back. According to some emerge doesn't do them in the >> correct order but this script does. It starts out with the kernel so it >> is different. >> > > Yes, I've read about that. Looks nice. There should be file where you can > alter stuff like this, IIRC. > > >> Now to go figure out how to get this script to emerge that version >> without starting over. ;) >> >> Now to figure out what the deal was on my CFLAGS. >> > > I think your CFLAGS are probably fine. I have sane (march, pipe, > fomitframepointer) CFLAGS and the problem is still there. If they've worked > for you before with no problems, they will probably work for you again. > > I think your problem probably is that you're trying to build a system based > off a 2.6.19 kernel/headers while remaining in stable for the rest of the > tree. I guess that this is the case because there is only one significant > difference between -r4 and -r5 of util-linux: > >> 31 Oct 2006; Mike Frysinger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> +files/util-linux-2.12r-no-_syscall.patch, util-linux-2.12r-r5.ebuild: >> Fix building with linux-headers-2.6.18+ as _syscall#() no longer exists >> #150852 by Mario Fetka. >> > This will not work without a lot of unmasking. Only ~x86 is fully patched for > 2.6.19. > >
Hmmmmm. I never thought about it updating the kernel headers like that. I don't reboot a lot so I don't upgrade kernels a lot either, unless I have to. Maybe I need to update then re-emerge everything. Well, it failed again. I guess I need to fix this kernel thing. It hasn't been long since I had to reboot, changed a hard drive remember, so I'm not loosing much of anything uptime wise. I just have to stop folding for a bit. hmmmmm, may just mask the headers to match my kernel. That should work. Thanks. Dale :-) :-) :-) -- www.myspace.com/dalek1967
