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| I installed Gentoo on a Toshiba Satellite 2805 laptop, but it failed at supplemental package install 257 of 270. I have a working system now that I need to configure, and I need to emerge (new term for me) the rest of the packages. Where can I find the log file of what would have been installed if it had finished. In otherword, what packages *didn't* get installed when the install failed? Thanks in adavance. |
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| pseudolus0 said something like a ... > Where can I find the log file of what would have been > installed if it had finished. In otherword, what packages didn't get > installed when the install failed? A history of emerge events is written to /var/log/emerge.log . -- BlackTopBum You don't skateboard? What worthwhile thing are you doing !? |
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| The /var/log/emerge.log will only show you the last package that was started. You could try to re-run the emerge that failed. pseudolus0 wrote: > I installed Gentoo on a Toshiba Satellite 2805 laptop, but it failed at > supplemental package install 257 of 270. I have a working system now that > I need to configure, and I need to emerge (new term for me) the rest of > the packages. Where can I find the log file of what would have been > installed if it had finished. In otherword, what packages *didn't* get > installed when the install failed? Thanks in adavance. -- Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. Salvor Hardin |
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| Dennis said something like a ... > The /var/log/emerge.log will only show you the last package that was > started. No so, mine is not in logrotate and just grows - I prune it every 6th week. -- BlackTopBum You don't skateboard? What worthwhile thing are you doing !? |
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| pseudolus0 wrote: > I installed Gentoo on a Toshiba Satellite 2805 laptop, but it failed at > supplemental package install 257 of 270. I have a working system now that > I need to configure, and I need to emerge (new term for me) the rest of > the packages. When that happens to me I write down which one failed and then I # emerge --skipfirst --resume The loss of the skipped package will be a problem to any subsequent packages depending on this one so make a note of those too. -- Stephen Fairchild |
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| On Sat, 06 May 2006 07:49:34 +0100, Stephen Fairchild wrote: > When that happens to me I write down which one failed and then I > > # emerge --skipfirst --resume > > The loss of the skipped package will be a problem to any subsequent packages > depending on this one so make a note of those too. That's what I needed. Thank you! |
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| I should have said ... The /var/log/emerge.log will not display the packages could not be installed after the failure occurs. BlackTopBum wrote: > Dennis said something like a ... > >> The /var/log/emerge.log will only show you the last package that was >> started. > > No so, mine is not in logrotate and just grows - I prune it every 6th > week. -- Violence is the last refuge of the incompetent. Salvor Hardin |