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> What would happen to users having *really* old version of Gentoo, say |
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> something from end of 2003? Is there an easy way to upgrade? |
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> TIA, |
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> -jkt |
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Portage should have been warning such users about using a deprecated |
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profile for some time now. So, they should have updated to a new |
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profile by now. Surely most people have synced portage sometime recently |
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and done an emerge -uD world. If somebody is using a portage snapshot |
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from two years ago, they have more problems than a deprecated profile. |
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You do realize that for the most part, gentoo versions don't mean very |
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much, right? A gentoo install is as current as the portage tree, no |
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matter what installer was used. |
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-Steve |
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