> yea, but I want to get back to using emerge. The real issue is that > mythfrontend wouldn't start I suspect cuz it was looking for themes in > /usr/local. I spent about an hour manually deleting myth stuff from > /usr/local and now it finally works. Apparently myth looks in /usr/local > first by default. I couldn't find it configured anywhere ( at least w/ a > standard gentoo install). >
Your PATH variable sets what PATH is traversed first. Assumingly, you have /usr/local appearing BEFORE /usr in your PATH variable (probably set in /etc/profile). In the future, instead of removing "everything myth" in /usr/local you can re-download the tarball (assuming you've deleted your source) and: ./configure Again, this take, a make uninstall should remove all myth applications from /usr/local as that's the default target. Same thing for the plugins, grab the tarball, configure, then make uninstall. Cool _______________________________________________ mythtv-users mailing list [email protected] http://mythtv.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/mythtv-users
