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Hi! |
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I guess the -P Prune option can help you, but it does not handle multiple |
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versions very well. |
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I removed all my gentoo-sources because i switched to hardened-sources |
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lately by simply, |
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issuing an "emerge -C gentoo-sources" (This removes ALL slots). Of course, |
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you should make |
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a backup of your .config. |
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I don't know about Kde, maybe pruning all kde packages would help. Pruning |
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world is no good |
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idea i think, because of some packets, you need more then one version |
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installed. |
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greetings, Stefan |
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On Sun, 03 Sep 2006 14:10:50 -0000, Boris |
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<das-mach-ich-morgen@×××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Hi Everyone! |
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> I already googled and looked over the gentoo.org Wegsite. Question: |
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> I have several versions of gentoo-sources in /usr/src/ . |
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> How can I remove the old slots? Would be nice to know. Thank you. |
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> Also The old Kde (version 3.4) is redundant.. So how does it work with |
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> slots in general? in the "man portage" and "man emerge" pages the slots |
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> are only METNIONED but not explained.. |
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> greetings, Eis |
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