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On Wed, 04 May 2005 08:34:34 +0100 |
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John Mylchreest <johnm@g.o> wrote: |
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> I thought about this, but not wanting to depend on gentoolkit |
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> makes using equery for example a little awkward. |
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> This, I'm sure isn't fully feature-rich yet - and something |
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> like this will be the next addition to go in. |
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> On Wed, 2005-05-04 at 15:24 +0900, Georgi Georgiev wrote: |
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> > I am not trying to shoot down your idea, but you could |
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> > probably use something similar to automatically generate the |
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> > list of packages to rebuild if the database is empty? |
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> > |
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I've uploaded here the script i use here to rebuild my modules: |
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http://tdegreni.free.fr/gentoo/emodules |
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It's in bash too, and i think there are some functions that could |
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help for implementing the feature you are talking about: |
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- get_kernel_KV() gives the $KV value corresponding to a kernel |
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sources tree. |
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- get_cpv_KV() gives the $KV value from the saved environment of |
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an installed package. |
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- list_cpv_to_build() gives the lists of packages providing |
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modules that were not last built using the right $KV. |
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It doesn't use equery neither, but rather direct access to the |
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${ROOT}var/db/pkg. |
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Feel free to copy/past whatever you find useful (there's probably |
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no legal header, but it's gpl in my mind). |
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TGL. |
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