Oleg Vinichenko

yes, all went fine, but it's in virtual machine.

As per http://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-986 Funtoo now updating udev (eudev). This update require manual intervention, here are the steps after tree update (emerge --sync) # emerge --sync # emerge --deselect udev # emerge virtual/udev # dispatch-conf or etc-update (be careful) # emerge @preserved-rebuild Reboot. keep a systemrescue cd near in case of uncertain troubles. There're numerous packages forked in Funtoo tree to prevent udev updates. These whould need update or unfork, all emerge output should be directed to relevant bug report, see above link and on Funtoo IRC #funtoo channel, nick angry_vincent.

Funtoo is in progress of udev update. http://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-986. There will announcement soon with detailed info on how to proceed the update

We need details on installation. Is this happens when using using official install guide? Any side steps? etc, all detailed info we need to trawck the issue.

this package available from overlays aswell. http://gpo.zugaina.org/media-tv/plex-media-server

All details you are willing to add in bug report. More info, more clear the way we can add the ebuild.

a duplicate of http://forums.funtoo.org/index.php?/topic/13-new-systemd-dependencies/ :)

via bugs.funtoo.org

No, systemd is not the root case of this issue but is a side effect of dependency choice dictate of virtual packages. Regarding udev, portage tree have 3 virtual packages: virtual/udev (eudev, systemd, udev as providers). Udev package has following libraries, libudev and libgudev (gudev part) and hence addtional virtual packages introduced: virtual/libudev for packages linked against libudev (libudev can be provided either by eudev, systemd or udev, see above virtual/udev) virtual/libgudev for package that linked against libgudev (same providers). upower and upowr-pm-utils (drop-in replacement) now has virtual/libgudev dependency. Funtoo has no newer udev package, so virtual/libgudev dictates to choose systemd, eudev and other uncertain dependency graph. I find this behaviour as very misdesigned (or overly designed), which not helping Udev maintainence any better. I'm thinking about a permanent LONG-TERM fix for udev and Co. There was an initiative to use mdev as default but this is very conservative and better suited for servers, not desktops. Also, we would like to investigate possibility to switch to eudev, sa-called udev fork, which is freed from systemd churn, we had positive feedback from users, so it might be best option. The fix for this is ON HOLD as it one of the most critical packages in system. P.S Funtoo has done good job in avoiding newer udev versions but number of problems accumulated dictates to have a permanent fix (if possible)

it is already reported. This is issue is complex and it will take some time to resolve. Until then it is recommended not to let portage do updates. Nothing serious if box not updated for a couple of days.

it's much possible to use clang/llvm for most of the system, but some quirks expected. This is more up-to-date wiki http://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Clang

this is covered in http://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-1261 Will get fixed in awhile

there is separate package, called chrome-binary-plugins, it is pdf viwer and very recent adobe-flash. just emerge it and you'r fine

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