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On 5/16/05, Paul Waring <pwaring@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> On 5/16/05, Kevin F. Quinn <ml@××××××××.com> wrote: |
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> > Try "emerge -puDvt world", which will give you the list in an indented tree format useful for determining what pulled in the packages you don't want. |
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> I think I've found out what the problem was by looking through all |
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> those, although the dependancy tree isn't all that easy to follow |
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> (it's pretty hard to tell how far something is indented when they're |
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> 10+ lines apart). Looks like lib-compat had +sdl set (I presume this |
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> is set by default because I've never enabled it) which seemed to be |
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> bringing all sorts of rubbish along with it. Adding -sdl and -arts to |
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> make.conf got rid of everything bar postgresql and lib-compat (which |
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> is what I wanted), although I've no idea why all these extra packages |
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> appeared in the first place. |
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For the record, you can put -* in your make.conf. That will disable |
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all of the use flags and you will have to specify only the one you |
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need. That way, this will never happen again. Just make sure you know |
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what you're doing ... |
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Also, since no one mentioned it yet, this is a strickly gentoo |
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developpement oriented mailing list. The Gentoo-User ML exist for |
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these sort of questions :). |
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Regards, |
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JF |
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> Thanks for the help. |
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> Paul |
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