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Markus Nigbur wrote: |
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>> Calculating dependencies ...done! |
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>> [ebuild R ] media-sound/alsa-driver-0.9.8 -oss |
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>> [ebuild R ] media-video/nvidia-kernel-1.0.4496-r3 |
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> mhmm.. |
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> pyrania@powerix pyrania $ qpkg -f /lib/modules |
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> media-libs/svgalib * |
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> media-video/nvidia-kernel * |
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> sys-apps/i2c * |
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> x11-base/xfree-drm * |
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I am aware of that and the first comment in the script says that it evolved |
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from the simple script 'emerge -v `qpkg -I -nc -f /lib/modules`' |
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The main audience for this script isn't developers and experienced gentoo |
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administrators. It is intended for use by your average gentoo |
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administrator. What prompted me to write it was seeing people on the |
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gentoo-user mailing list having problems, because they forgot to rebuild |
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packages after recompiling a kernel. Finally, since I have been testing it |
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and looking at the behavior of the various packages during a kernel |
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recompile, I find it to be very useful as it does the work for you of |
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locating and building those packages for you and thus saves you time and |
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effort. For me, one of the purposes of using computers is the ability to |
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automate repetitious or error-prone tasks. This is one of those that I have |
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found and seen to be error-prone and which to me benefits from being |
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automated. |
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Regards, |
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Paul |
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