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2008/8/13 Mark Haney <mhaney@××××××××××××.org> |
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> Typically when I do a massive upgrade (like to KDE) I fetch the files down, |
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> then do the emerge later when I don't need internet access necessarily. |
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> However, this time I started the upgrade to KDe4.1 without doing that. |
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> What I want to know is, is it possible for me to do an emerge -f --resume |
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> to fetch the packages I need /before/ resuming the emerge, say later |
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> tonight? |
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try doing the emerge of one package in one terminal, then in the other do |
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the same emerge with fetchonly option after the first one has started |
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compilation. this will fetch the packages while the other is still building. |
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the resume also, works only once for what i know. that's why the paludis |
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hooks that always prints out the packages to install (before actually |
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installing them and after each time you stop the compile) and the one |
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installed is a better way to handle the stop and restart of compilation |
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processes. |
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dott. ing. beso |
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