Switching from profile 17.1->23, world build failed

[northfrisia]

Hi,

My Gentoo uses spit-usr and OpenRC

Followed the instructions given by the news to switch from profile 17.1 to 23 and I am currently at the last step: Building all from ground up:

Command given:
emerge --ask --emptytree @world // answered with 'yes'

Last message:

[logrusx]

[northfrisia]

Hi George,

oh!
I thought the type of thing I am doing is a kind of installing Gentoo, since I emerge "the whole world"
Thanks to moving the thread to the correct place!

I am using this profile:

[logrusx]

In this case I think you can just supply the last 20-30 lines above the ones you've already posted, if you keep them. If you don't, emerge --resume and wait for the error to reappear.

Use code tags to paste output in, to preserve formatting and separate it from the rest of the post.

Regarding good places to upload, there are plenty. pastebin, dropbox, dpaste...

[northfrisia]

Hi George,

...sounds silly ... but I am happy (of some sort), that this problem has happened:
I am learning a lot more than how to fix the problem - Thank You!
Never heard of 'wgetpaste -S' before!


Hmmmm....

I restarted with 'emerge --resume' ... and it seems, the process has skipped
systemd-utils, since it has already compiled the next 18 packages...

Will wait what will happen - just in case you will not hear from me in the next
couple of hours....it has to compile 2008 packages in total.

I will report any result here.

Best regards,
Northfrisia

[logrusx]

[northfrisia]

Hi George,

it fails again.

I hope I captured the right span of lines:

[logrusx]

No, that's not enough at all. this is just a single line that contains no error message. Better try to upload the build.log somewhere. For example https://bpa.st/

Also you can include the outputs of:

[northfrisia]

Here are the files/logs:

...Damn...again....
Got this error:

413 Request Entity Too Large

I set the filetype to "Text only" and got for the environment file alone this now:

400

Highlighted text exceeds size limit (512 kB)

Will try again....moment please....or a couple of moments....it depends....

Kind regards,
Northfrisia

[logrusx]

I added a few commands to my previous post. Sorry, I don't know which are the services that'll accept such large input. Try dpaste.com. It says it has a limitation of 1 mil characters, I hope it's enough.

Best Regards,
Georgi

[northfrisia]

Ok, tried another service.

For the environment file
https://0x0.st/XsFg.txt

For the build.log
https://0x0.st/XsFl.log

For the output of emerge --info
https://0x0.st/XsFU.info.txt

And for the output of emerge -pqv
https://0x0.st/XsFG.pqv.txt

PS: The output of eselect profile list
https://0x0.st/XsFd.list.txt

If anything else is required...I am here in front of my monitor

Kind regards,
Northfrisia


PS: It seems we are posting asynchronously

[logrusx]

OK, here's the relevant output for whoever comes after me, because this issue is beyond me:

[northfrisia]

I found something very astonishing:

-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 218416 2024-03-29 06:10 /usr/lib/libcrypt.so.2.0.0

file /usr/lib/libcrypt.so.2.0.0

/usr/lib/libcrypt.so.2.0.0: ELF 32-bit LSB shared object, Intel 80386, version 1 (SYSV), dynamically linked, stripped

32 bit ???
On a 64bit-only system?
And the lib was created....TODAY!

This is at least a glitch in The Matrix...they have changed something ... RUN!

Kind regards,
Northfrisia

[pietinger]

northfrisia,

had you used a 17.1-NO-Multilib system before switching to 23.0 ?
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/User:Pietinger

[logrusx]

That's normal. You don't have nomultilib system, there still is some 32bit executable code on it, especially if you have things like wine. The 64bit libraries reside in /usr/lib64.

It's created today because libxcrypt was emerged today.

But that leads me to another possibility: did you read 9. from the migration instructions carefully? There's a line about being careful not to emerge glibc before gcc, did you notice that?

Best Regards,
Georgi

[northfrisia]

My system was 64 biit only since I was born

Or more seriously: Yes, my system is no multilib-system.

Yes, I take care or not emergeing glibc together with gcc. I used the nodeps option
to prevent that.

Kind regards,
Northfrisia

[logrusx]

[northfrisia]

Is it safe to shutdown the system and reboot tomorrow in case there is no fix available today?

[pietinger]

northfrisia,

it is possible to use a desktop-profile + a No-Multilib-profile ... you MUST use then a combined profile (I have No-Multilib+Plasma). Please read this post form our great developer @grknight:

https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-8694188.html#8694188

and then look into my (german) post: https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-8820704.html#8820704

You see my NEW /var/db/repos/local/profiles/no-multilib-plasma/parent ... and yours must be the same - WITHOUT plasma:

[pietinger]

[northfrisia]

I am currently not exactly sure whether I understand all that:

The post by grknight I didn't understand completly - what does he
wants to say with those two blocks of text?

From your german post I understand that I need to do some tweaking in
/var/db/repos/local/profiles/no-multilib/parent

...and then?

Reemerge world?

I think I am totally confused right now...sorry.

[pietinger]

[northfrisia]

Meanwhile in East Frisia...

After reselecting the -this time- correct profile I started to emerge world again.
First it spits out a lot of USE flags to be set. The it starts compiling (!) and still
compiles. It is now at the 619th package of 1986 packages in total.

systemd-utils has been compiled successfully.

Question:
If the system is still broken a shutdown and reboot later will be harmful.

So...suppose the compilation is successful (or break at minor points...a user land
program could not be compiled for example)....How can I check, that a reboot will
be successful too...?

Best regards,
Northfrisia

[pietinger]

[northfrisia]

That is really brilliant!

Thank you all for your patient help !!! One system more saved!

Best regards,
Northfrisia