[SOLVED] Updating: dev-qt/qtwayland blocks dev-qt/qtgui

[Draenin]

Hello,

It has been almost 1 month since I last time updated the system. I am trying to do it now and I am having some issues.

[fedeliallalinea]

You can try to update qt package first with emerge -1 $(qlist -I 'dev-qt/*') command.
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[Draenin]

Ok. It seems the same problem still remains.

I synchronized again today against Gentoo repository. I did it yesterday before my first update attempt, but just in case.

And this is the error message from # emerge -1 --backtrack=100 --verbose-conflicts $(qlist -I 'dev-qt/*'):
https://pastebin.com/A4LLgANk
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[Chiitoo]

If possible, I'd recommend using a different pastebin service, perhaps something 'app-text/wgetpaste' lists for example. This 'JustPaste' seems to be more for something else, as it might be using a non-monospace font, and doesn't even provide a 'plain-text' view as far as I can tell. Makes reading them logs kind of annoying. :]

Actually, these might not be too long for the forums even, so you could just inline them within them 'code' tags.

In any case, part of the issue might be things like this:

[Draenin]

Ok. Just to quickly confirm.

media-sound/fmit was the problem. I depclean (uninstall) that package and everything seems to be working fine. My system is updating right now, it will take some time.

Later I'll come back and clean up this thread: update the final result of the update, change the posts from justpaste to app-text/wgetpaste (already changed from justpast.it to pastebin.com), and so on.

Thank you very much.
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[Draenin]

Ok. This update is becoming a pain in the butt. emerge [...] @world fails every now and then.

First, after installing a couple of packages, it failed with kde-frameworks/kitemwiews-5.67.00. After the failure, I emerge preserve build, because it required it. That installed: media-libs/opencv and sys-block/partitionmanager.

Then I tried an emerge @world, and after installing a couple of packages, it failed again. This time kde-plasma/breeze was the culprit. Also no preserved libraries to build.

Next, I just tried to install package by package, one after another, instead of a global update. But I am just encountering problem after problem. And it is getting a bit tiresome.

It seems, from my ignorance, that Qt is at the center of the problems.

Anyway, let me post the output of the current emerge @world. Given that I am unable to update the system I haven't installed app-text/wgetpaste, but I will try another pastebin service.

emerge --ask --verbose --newuse --update --deep --with-bdeps=y --changed-deps=y --backtrack=100 --verbose-conflicts --keep-going @world
https://pastebin.com/UyqR4iG1

And here the output of the previous emerge failing at the very first package:
https://pastebin.com/DBsf1XwR

emerge --info '=kde-frameworks/kdeclarative-5.67.0::gentoo'
https://pastebin.com/10p9uDM1

Thanks in advance.

[*UPDATE*]
After rebooting the PC, KDE Plasma doesn't work. It just shows the mouse in a black screen. The mouse works though, so I can click my big empty space, click the nothingness.

The tty's work. Except tty7 of course.
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[fedeliallalinea]

You should post also /var/tmp/portage/kde-frameworks/kdeclarative-5.67.0/temp/build.log
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[asturm]

[Draenin]

Let's see.

/var/tmp/portage/kde-frameworks/kdeclarative-5.67.0/temp/build.log
http://dpaste.com/1XG4CKG

Additionally, I also have the log of another package that failed in these emerge attempts.

/var/tmp/portage/kde-frameworks/kitemviews-5.67.0/temp/build.log
http://dpaste.com/04F0S9T

Thanks.
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[Draenin]

I LOVE btrfs.

I just rolled back the whole system to the snapshot I took just before beginning this last update. I have a very busy couple of weeks coming and I really don't have time for this. Afterwards, I will try the update again.

All this mess gone! like a bad nightmare. Did I say how much I love btrfs?
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[Draenin]

This problem was solved in this other thread.

Short version:

• Remove the 'gles2-only' USE flag. Both from make.conf and package.use. I probably shouldn't had to set it on at all to begin with.
  
• Update all packages emerge [...] @world.
  
• ...
  
• Profit.

Thank you very much @asturm and everybody else.
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