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Hi. |
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At 17:13 +0200 on 2004-6-10 Pieter Van den Abeele wrote: |
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> A lot cleaner than this is: |
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> emerge -e world |
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Agreed, thanks for the suggestion. The only problem I have with it is |
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that the output is not terribly informative (all the packages that are |
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to be upgraded are marked as newly installed), and there are some |
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quirks like java-docs that would be re-installed this way. |
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> If you emerge for instance gcc-3.4 and then do emerge -e world, it will |
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> rebuild all your apps against gcc-3.4. (If you put NPTL in your use |
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> flags , you get an nptl enabled system (works only with kernel-2.6*) |
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Agreed again. I am using kernel 2.6.6 so I am tempted to do it; on |
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the other hand I am looking at days of building on a production |
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machine so this is not quite a thing I would enjoy... So my |
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questionis, is NTPL stable enough by now on the PPC, and is in your |
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opinion worth it? |
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Thanks, |
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Stefan |
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If it was so, it might be; and if it were so, it would be; but as |
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it isn't, it ain't. That's logic. |
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--Lewis Carroll, Through the Looking-Glass |
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