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On Friday 27 October 2006 13:06, Dale wrote: |
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> I am trying to keep my new install nice and clean, nothing useless |
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> lurking around. I run emerge -p --depclean world on occasion and I |
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> finally got this one: |
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> > >>> These are the packages that would be unmerged: |
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> > |
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> > sci-libs/fftw |
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> > selected: 3.0.1-r2 |
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> > protected: none |
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> > omitted: none |
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[SNIP] |
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> So I did a little research, to make sure it was really not used by |
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> anything. This is what I got: |
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> > root@smoker / # equery depends fftw |
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> > [ Searching for packages depending on fftw... ] |
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> > media-libs/libsamplerate-0.1.2 |
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[SNIP] |
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> So it seems libsamplerate needs fftw, and a few things need |
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> libsamplerate. So if removing fftw breaks libsamplerate then could that |
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> lead to the ones needing libsamplerate breaking to? Sounds like |
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> dominoes falling to me. |
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Sounds like you've disabled the fftw use flag of libsamplerate. --depclean is |
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generally pretty safe when `emerge -DNp world` doesn't want to do anything. |
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Better to use `dep -L fftw` from app-portage/udept or `pquery --vdb --revdep |
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sci-libs/fftw` from sys-apps/pkgcore. |
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Bo Andresen |
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