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emerge fails but re-emerge works

Problems with emerge or ebuilds? Have a basic programming question about C, PHP, Perl, BASH or something else?
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paulb787
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emerge fails but re-emerge works

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Post by paulb787 » Fri Oct 14, 2011 7:44 am

I am emerging kde and its a big one 515 packages. On the 301 package kdepim- runtime

I believe. The emege failed. I executed emerge kde-meta again and it worked fine. What could cause

This . I am curious if this is normal?

Ebuild failed was.the message
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Post by mark_alec » Fri Oct 14, 2011 10:00 am

It is possible that there was an incorrect dependency somewhere, so a package was emerged before all its dependencies were. Without knowing details, it is impossible to tell :P
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Re: emerge fails but re-emerge works

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Post by few » Fri Oct 14, 2011 11:04 am

paulb787 wrote:I am emerging kde and its a big one 515 packages. On the 301 package kdepim- runtime

I believe. The emege failed. I executed emerge kde-meta again and it worked fine. What could cause

This . I am curious if this is normal?

Ebuild failed was.the message
No, that that's not normal. File a bug including the build.log and your emerge --info.
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Post by John R. Graham » Fri Oct 14, 2011 11:25 am

Look at the build log before filing a bug. There a few errors that can just indicate a system resource issue, such as "Bus error", or a hardware (or possibly tools) issue, such as "Segmentation fault" or "Internal compiler error". Bugs need to be reproducible and these issues, if transient and infrequent, probably should not be reported.

As mark_alec says, it could be a dependency issue. If so, it should be pretty obvious from the build log. Dependency issues should be reported. :wink:

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