having trouble building ardour on amd64...

g++ -o libs/ardour/vst_plugin.os -c -O3 -fomit-frame-pointer -ffast-math -fstrength-reduce -pipe -DARCH_X86 -mmmx -msse -mfpmath=sse -DUSE_XMMINTRIN -DBUILD_SSE_OPTIMIZATIONS -DUSE_X86_64_ASM -Wall -DHAVE_LIBLO -DENABLE_NLS -DVST_SUPPORT -D_REENTRANT -D ...

how about /etc/fonts/fonts.conf ?

thanks for this.. things certainly look different... i'm not sure whether it is better yet.

it really would be nice if someone could post relevant

/etc/fonts/local.conf
~/.fonts.conf

that would help immensely

thanks, helped me!

i just unmerged pygtk and went ahead with the world update

interesting.. a reemerge fixed vmware.

still have some funkiness with this new baselayout.. shutdown doesn't complete hangs on various services..

vmware startup is suffering from a similar problem after baselayout update. On boot it seems to fly past vmware start (maybe a parallel start?)

When in terminal I notice none of the vmware eth adapters are up. I try to manually start the vmware init.d script and it simply hangs. Is a reinstall of ...

same results as you

I have the exact same problem (that seamonkey appears on every emerge -uD world) except that putting in the use flags didnt stop it for me...

I am also running XGL and have updated versions of cairo and glitz.. seamonkey wants to downgrade them. If I downgrade them it still doesn't emerge ...

I have a 9300 Inspiron and having the same problem, stuck as "activating sysfs power state mem" in hibernate.log... when resuming.


I did get suspend to disk working great though.

there can't be an actual compile time circular dependency with two pieces of software, can there? it just doesn't make sense to me..

if that is the case they are really part of the same package and need to be compiled together as part of one make. On the other hand, if there was a distinction ...

RPM based systems have had to deal with circular dependencies as well..

I believe they solve it by allowing multiple packages within the same command to satisfy the circular dependency and allow the install. I suppose there is a difference between a compile time dependency and a usage dependency ...

solved my problem too, but it wasn't a remerge of pam.. I had followed some instructions on NetworkManager which had pam_console required but suggested that pam should not be enabled generally in the make.conf for other packages.

Instead of following those instructions, I ensured both pam and ...

I would just like to add that I am a new user of Gentoo and when one person leaves another few join up :)

I have found it to be a great way to manage packages and stay on the 'bleeding edge' of packages that I personally -choose- I want to be on the edge for. I have learned a lot so far, about ...

i doubt it.. did the problem go away when you had no pam?

hello,

I've unmerged the pam package cause it was blocking shadow from installing. And I can't unmerge shadow cause it will break my profile, or something...

I really love gentoo and portage so far, cause i've setup a rather fast gnome desktop, but it's that kind of things that annoy me...

One ...

I'm suffering from the same thing... I recently went through an update of world and also a revdep-rebuild ( I definately did not have this problem before the rebuilds) ... reemerged gnomesu and other x su packages.. doesn't seem related.. maybe something to do with pam somehow?