There is missing dependency of x11-misc/imake in kde-base/kdm package. It compile fine in other systems for example with nvidia-drivers where the dependency is existing, but on system with R128 graphics card I cannot install it. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. install kdm 2. 3.
Miroslaw, are you sure you're using fresh enough tree snapshot? In other words, did you run `emerge --sync` recently? This issue was fixed in bug 102780 over two years ago. Anyway, please provide `emerge --info`, output from `emerge -pv kdm` and reopen this bug.
Created attachment 149583 [details] emerge --info
I know, that very similar issue was reported, and fixed long long time ago, before reporting I had found it. This particular installation I made in linux32 chroot of my main amd64 installation, and I used gcc-4.2.3, maybe the compiler is an issue, I don't know it. Now I reopen this bug, maybe you find something. If not, you can just close it, because after emerge of imake, I installed kdm without any following problems.
Created attachment 149585 [details] build.log file
Created attachment 149587 [details] environment file Maybe here you can find some usefull information.
Same problem here (with Radeon 9800 graphical card). Same error message. File cannot be found using slocate neither. I more information is requested, please ask
Wondering what's going on there, unpacking should look like this: >>> Unpacking kdebase-3.5-patchset-04.tar.bz2 to /var/tmp/portage/kde-base/kdm-3.5.9/work * Applying kdm-3.5.7-bsd-shutdown.patch ... [ ok ] * Applying kdm-3.5.9-respect-cflags.patch ... [ ok ] * Applying kdm-3.5-custom-session.diff ... [ ok ] * Applying kdm-3.5-grub-patch.diff ... [ ok ] * Applying kdm-3.5-noimake.patch ... [ ok ] >>> Source unpacked. Either you have some broken eclasses in your overlay or the official eclasses have been broken, not to include patch sets anymore. I'm too tired to look into that, though. Marking as blocker, just in case...
I had the same problem, even after a fresh "emerge --sync" (on 2008-04-14) I was installing gentoo on a new pc, and when building "kdebase" (not kdm, but this is surely the same problem) the build failed because of missing imake. Indeed, imake was not yet installed on my pc, and emerge did not install it as a required dependency (as it should to) The way I resolved it was "emerge -1 imake" then "emerge kdebase"
My eclass screw up. Been broken for a week. It should be fixed now. Sorry, folks. :-/
*** Bug 217684 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
*** Bug 217717 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
