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[Thev00d00]

haha, dude your a one man testing team :p

[DanySK]

haha, dude your a one man testing team :p

Who said that we are one?
However, I just want all zenana updates working on my three 3.5 installs, and so I'm glad to help...

Revision 81, same error of revision 80:

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danysk@localhost ~ $ sudo equo world
Password:
>>  @@ Calculating System Updates...
>>  @@ Calculating dependencies ...
>>  @@ Cannot find needed dependencies:
>>     # Not found: ~app-text/poppler-0.8.5
>>       # Probably needed by:
>>         #  [from:zenana] app-text/poppler-bindings-0.8.5
>>  @@ Caching complete.

[Thev00d00]

ahh theres more than one DanySK! *hides*

Yeah rev81 didn't fix it as it had various other stuff in it (emesene and wine-doors)

I dont have another x86-64 install to test on

Rev82 up

[deadfool]

at least you have testers. i dont hear shit from anyone, but i assume that it works because of that

[Thev00d00]

haha, yeah ow well in theory most of those "bugs" should be ironed out now

[DanySK]

at least you have testers. i dont hear shit from anyone, but i assume that it works because of that

I'd like to help you too, but all my three PCs have 64bit support, so i prefer to install AMD64 version...

However, in rev 83 fake dependencies are fixed, I'm now downloading and installing... hoping no more checksum problems.
144 updates with a damn slow 640kbps connection... such a tragedy! -.-

[DanySK]

rev 83:

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(92/144) Installing: dev-lang/mono-1.9.1
 Ebuild: pkg_prerm()
 Ebuild: pkg_postrm()
Unpacking package: dev-lang:mono-1.9.1~0.tbz2
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/spritz/spritz.py", line 755, in on_queueProcess_clicked
    rc = self.processPackageQueue(self.queue.packages)
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/spritz/spritz.py", line 1621, in processPackageQueue
    e,i = controller.run(install_queue[:], removal_queue[:], do_purge_cache)
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/spritz/entropyapi.py", line 174, in run
    rc = Package.run()
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/libraries/entropy.py", line 5085, in run
    rc = self.run_stepper(xterm_header)
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/libraries/entropy.py", line 5006, in run_stepper
    rc = self.unpack_step()
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/libraries/entropy.py", line 4764, in unpack_step
    rc = self.__unpack_package()
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/libraries/entropy.py", line 3802, in __unpack_package
    self.infoDict['xpakpath']+"/"+etpConst['entropyxpakdatarelativepath']
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/libraries/entropyTools.py", line 351, in extractXpak
    xpakpath = suckXpak(tbz2file, etpConst['packagestmpdir'])
  File "/usr/lib/entropy/libraries/entropyTools.py", line 401, in suckXpak
    old.seek(counter-bytes-7,2)
IOError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument

All other stuff seems to be ok... I'm rebooting, hope my notebook won't explode

[Thev00d00]

Well that last one is equo crashing, not anything to with me. I hope your machine doesnt explode ?

144 updates with a damn slow 640kbps connection... such a tragedy! -.-

Oooo ouch

[DanySK]

ARGH!!
Many issues...
1) Using the GRUB entry for new kernel, X doesn't start. Trying startx, the response is that nvidia kernel module is unavailable (8600M GS).
2) Using old entry, KDE doesn't start. Same error of my old loop3 installation, see some pages back
3) Neither Gnome starts, it leads X to crash

I'm rolling back to a standard installation now re-installing sabayonlinux.org packages, using XFCE...

Uhmm... equo crashing... ok... but it crashes when it tries to unpack a .bz2... Is it possible that the package is broken?

[Thev00d00]

possibly. You need to do a

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eselect kernel set 2

(to change the symlinks to the newer kernel)
and that would have solved it all without having to redownload a load of stuff

Which nvidia drivers are you running?

if that didnt work then

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emerge nvidia-drivers

to set up the nvidia drivers again.