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Duncan wrote: |
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> Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> posted |
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> 5bdc1c8b0906100550w9fc59a0g64f0244abc1ee74c@××××××××××.com, excerpted |
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> below, on Wed, 10 Jun 2009 05:50:24 -0700: |
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>> I think the real problem I'm facing in the future is that emerge -e |
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>> @system is building FAR too many things that shouldn't be part of |
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>> @system. Nearly half the packages on this computer (339 out of 815) are |
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>> getting pulled in as part of the 'system'. I don't believe it's every |
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>> been this high. I have recollections that this used to be sub-100 |
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>> packages. |
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>> @system is pulling in cups, parts of Gnome, hplip, qt, and pretty much |
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>> all of X11. |
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>> What are others seeing? |
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>> I suspect that none of that is required to allow my computer to boot. It |
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>> seems to be some sort of use flag inflation - some packages tells me |
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>> that I need a flag somewhere, and that somewhere is part of @system, and |
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>> suddenly @system is pulling in hundreds of packages. |
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> FWIW, here, emerge -pve @system returns 149 packages. emerge -pve @world |
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> (which does NOT include @system in my config, newer portage without |
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> @system in @world, tho of course there's some overlap due to @world |
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> packages depending on stuff pulled in by @system as well), returns 864 |
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> packages. Both in a single merge returns 893 packages. |
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Okay, I'm at a loss here, I've been using the ~amd64 version of portage, |
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which supports sets, however I'm not able to do an 'emerge -pve @system' |
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as I get: |
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octavian ~ # emerge -pve @system |
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!!! '@system' is not a valid package ato |
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So, what's up with that? Do I need to download the sets files again? |
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Mark Haney |
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