Re: [gentoo-user] Update of systemd-utils failes (OpenRC)

[Matthias Hanft <mh@hanft.de>]

Matthias Hanft wrote:
> 
> After "emerge --sync" today, emerge wants to update systemd-utils
> from 254.17 to 255.15-r1 and fails with: [...]

Ok, it was my own fault: I had another (own) "patchelf" (for legacy
Kylix programs) in /usr/local/bin which came first in $PATH. Now the
update was OK.

Just the question remains:

>  U I
>  - - abi_x86_32                      : 32-bit (x86) libraries
>  + + acl                             : Add support for Access Control Lists
>  - - boot                            : Enable systemd-boot (UEFI boot manager)
>  - - kernel-install                  : Enable kernel-install
>  + - kmod                            : Enable kernel module loading via sys-apps/kmod
>  - - python_single_target_python3_10 : Build for Python 3.10 only
>  - - python_single_target_python3_11 : Build for Python 3.11 only
>  + + python_single_target_python3_12 : Build for Python 3.12 only
>  - - python_single_target_python3_13 : Build for Python 3.13 only
>  - - secureboot                      : Automatically sign efi executables using user specified key
>  - - sysusers                        : Enable systemd-sysusers
>  - - test                            : Enable dependencies and/or preparations necessary to run tests (usually
>                                        controlled by FEATURES=test but can be toggled independently)
>  + - tmpfiles                        : Enable systemd-tmpfiles
>  + - udev                            : Enable systemd-udev (userspace device manager)
>  - - ukify                           : Enable systemd-ukify

With the update installed, the USE flags kmod, tmpfiles and udev changed
from "off" to "on". Is this important, do I have to worry, or can I just
ignore it (because there's no impact at all without systemd?

-Matt