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On Thu, 29 Apr 2010 13:09:59 -0600 |
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Dmitri Pogosyan <pogosyan@×××××××××××××.ca> wrote: |
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> you can copy portage and distro files from connected machine (i.e it |
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> will just serve as your local mirror), but you need to run emerge -Du |
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> world on the unconnected machine, since it has different CFLAGS |
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Yes, it is my intention to run "emerge -Du world" on the |
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unconnected machine. |
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I suppose my actual question is whether or not "emerge --sync" |
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updates anything else other than the ebuilds and other associated |
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files of the portage directory, and I suppose that it does not. |
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So copying the updated portage tree (updated via "emerge --sync") |
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and copying the distribution files (acquired via "emerge -Du world") |
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from the connected to the unconnected machine will allow an update |
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by running "emerge -Du world" on the unconnected machine. |
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I thought that I may be missing some details somewhere and that's why |
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I raised the question on this list. |
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Frank Peters |
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