> Julia Fischer wrote: > > Opengl was already set to xorg-x11. I didn't try the emerge -e > > xorg-x11 because I needed a running system today. I installed kubuntu. > > Thanks anyway! > > > > grottenolm. > >> > >> I don't think that this is the problem, because of the driver in any > >> case become linked against xorg and not vice-versa and the error occurs > >> when she tries to compile x11-base/xorg-server. > >> > >> But I remember that also I had weird problems when I was upgrading from > >> xorg-6.9 to xorg-7.0, which occurs because of suddenly some files of > the > >> partial xorg-packages were missing even though the package was emerged. > >> Re-emerging of the corresponding packages was the solution. If you > van't > >> vfigure out which packages are affected it would be the best to run > >> `emerge -e xorg-x11` > >> > >> Regards > >> Sebastian Noack > >> > >> -- > >> gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list > >> > >> > > I ran into the same thing and I had to do a emerge -e world to get mine > working. I wish I knew which package(s) needed to be remerged but I > have no clue. I think it was a KDE one though. It was working long > before the emerge finished. > > Funny thing is, this only seemed to affect a few people, me included of > course. > > Dale
I don't think that this have to do anything with kde, because of this error occurs during compiling xorg-server and kde is just a bundle of apps running on X. Actually I didn't do `emerge -e xorg-x11` or even `emerge -e world`, when I had problems to upgrade xorg. Instead of, I redirect the output of `emerge -ep xorg-x11` into a temporary file, and re-emerged only the x-related packages from this file. This would safe a lot of time. But maybe you and Julia, should look first at the bug, which Richard mentioned. > But in fact, Julia's problem seems to be this bug: > > http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=138766 Regards Sebastian Noack -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
