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> I used the following code and it worked fine. |
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> for i in $(qlist -C -I kde-base/);do emerge =$i-4.5.1;done |
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Yes, this works, but it means that you now have all individual KDE |
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packages installed explicitly (i.e., not just as dependencies of |
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kde-meta). This works fine for now, but quite possibly could lead to |
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weird problems when updating to the next major version, where some of |
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the packages might be removed or renamed. |
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Fix: edit your /var/lib/portage/world file, removing all |
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"kde-base/<whatever>" lines (except kde-base/kde-meta of course). |
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Please be careful not to mess up your world file. |
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And next time, call emerge with "--oneshot" or "-1" to prevent this |
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from happening, as in: |
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for i in $(qlist -C -I kde-base/);do emerge --oneshot =$i-4.5.1;done |
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Regards, |
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Jakob |
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