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   On Wed, 20 Jun 2007 07:51:11 -0700   
   Anthony.Youngman@ECA-International.com wrote:   
      
   > How do I manage to get a successful emerge?   
   >    
   > It bombs because of a missing XML::Parser, which seems to be a known   
   > problem - when I created a bug-report it was closed within minutes as   
   > a duplicate of a much earlier bug. That's all very well, but not much   
   > help to me when the problem has clearly been there for weeks - I did   
   > a   
   >    
   > emerge --sync   
   > emerge mozilla-firefox   
   >    
   > twice about a week apart and both failed ...   
   >    
   > btw, I use KDE, and have -gnome (or whatever it is) in my use flags -   
   > the earlier bug was something to do with gnome.   
   >    
   > Cheers,   
   > Wol   
   >    
      
   Just a shoot in the dark, try to re-emerge dev-perl/XML-Parser. If that   
   doesn't work, run the commands Wim gave you.   
      
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