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If you're using the latest kernel version (having followed something |
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like the gentoo wiki "How to upgrade your Kernel" guide), then all you |
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should have had to do was "emerge -P gentoo-sources".It pretty much |
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worked like merge -C except it leaves the current one, and the process |
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also included that 5 second option of you stopping the unmerge of all |
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the old ones in case you want to stop the process. I actually just used |
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it to remove all my old gentoo-sources packages on friday and it worked |
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like a charm. |
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das-mach-ich-morgen@×××××××.org wrote: |
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> YEAH. Thanks. That s what I was searching for... I alsways tried to |
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> unmerge "gentoo-sources-linux-VERSION" .. |
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> that was it. |
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> |
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> eis |
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> |
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> Christian Affolter wrote: |
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>> Hi! |
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>> |
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>>> I already googled and looked over the gentoo.org Wegsite. Question: |
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>>> I have several versions of gentoo-sources in /usr/src/ . |
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>>> How can I remove the old slots? |
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>> First do a: |
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>> emerge unmerge sys-kernel/gentoo-sources -vp |
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>> You'll see a list of selected (and installed sources). |
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>> After that unmerge all unused sources by specifying their exact |
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>> version or use a place mark (*) for multiple matchings: |
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>> emerge unmerge sys-kernel/gentoo-sources-[VERSION] -va |
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>> again, you will see which sources are affected and which are omitted. |
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>> regards, |
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>> Chris |
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