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Meino Christian Cramer wrote:
> Hi,

Hi

>  I """installed""" Gentoo 2005.1.r1 the first time on a hd.
>  I used a stage 3 downloaded from teh internet.
>  
> 
>  But I fear, I haven't understand a certain aspect of emerge
>  not correctly.
> 
>  The problems arised as I tried to update the installed gcc-3.4.3
>  to gcc-4.02.

        Since you are a newbie I don't recommend you to install latest GCC
version. If something breaks later, you'll be *ucked. I would install
all STABLE versions. But if you want to install a certain version of an
app, your syntax may be:

        emerge =category/what-ever-package-1.5.6

        You can use your own tar.gz and your own tar.bz2 but that needs a
portage overlay (and you should create your own ebuilds) and that should
need an "ebuild
/usr/local/portage/category/whatever/whatever-0.5.3.ebuild digest". If
you're a newbie I don't recommend a portage overlay right now neither.
You should get convinced with portage, and when you understand it pretty
well... go with your overlay.

Bye,
Rafael Fernández López.
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