"emerge kdebase" quits with this error: In file included from katemainwindow.cpp:29: katefileselector.h:72: Internal compiler error in store_bindings, at cp/decl.c: 2430 Please submit a full bug report, This is my kdebase version and USE flags: kde-base/kdebase-3.1.4 +ldap +pam +motif +encode +oggvorbis +cups +ssl +opengl -samba +java Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1.emerge kdebase 2. 3. Actual Results: emerge quits with the prementioned error. I'm emerging KDE after a stage1 installation. Last time I ran a stage 2 and installed KDE without any errors directly after my first reboot. This time I emerged all the lightweight WM's and Gnome before emerging KDE and am emerging kde from an xterm within Enlightenment. I've had several failed emerges so far, but each was a dependancy emerge within a greater package, ex: emerge gnome failed on 2 / 74 package libwww, emerging libwww by itself and then letting emerge gnome pull the rest worked. emerge kde pulled the first 62 dependancies with only two errors, kdebase isn't working that way... Don't know what to do.
Created attachment 18770 [details] kdebase emerge output I've been piping all my emerges into text files for later reference, this is the log of the failed kdebase emerge.
Created attachment 18771 [details] kdebase emerge terminal echo The previous attachment is the piped output from the emerge command, this is the terminal output which requested that I make this bug report. There is a whole lot of denied permissions trying to create a .kde in my /root directory.
This is generally an indication of too aggressive USE flags. Please scale them back and retry (especially -O3 -> -O2)
For some reason I'll have to emerge kdebase _again_, but it fails with the same error. I don't think this problem has anything to do with USE flags. I don't have a clear idea why it fails, but I'll do some tests.
O.k. - I think I got it: Because of Bug #30153 I had to unmerge i2c-2.7.0. That caused ksysguard to present a messegebox that it could not connect to localhost. I searched the forums and found the solution: "emerge kdebase again!". The problem is that kdebase-3.1.4 doesn't compile with the original linux headers, but only with the overwritten ones from the i2c ebuild (at least on my machine). Gabe: Could you please emerge i2c before kdebase and proof if I'm right or wrong!?
You know, I guess I need to apologize for how poorly I followed up on this. I tried to emerge kdebase several times and finally just rebooted the computer. I ran emerge kdebase again and it installed just fine, and the rest of the packages in KDE installed just fine. I have no idea what caused the problem, or why rebooting fixed it. In desparation I ran an "emerge -e world" and let it run all day yesterday and things seem to be working just fine now.
Looks like it's a worksforme thing now.
