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John Covici wrote: |
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> It would seem impossible for me to switch to profile 17.1. I say this |
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> because I can never run emerge --depclean . I have a few packages |
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> which will not compile and one not in the tree anymore. the packages |
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> which will not compile are mono-4.4.1.0 and totem-3.30 -- I have filed |
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> bugs against both of them. Inn no longer configures and I have |
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> discussed this in another thread. So, where can I go with this? I |
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> hate to just go forward, although these packages look they don't have |
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> any lib32 dependencies. Wat do you thihnk about this? |
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> Thanks in advance for any suggestions. |
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I read other replies and had a thought. Couldn't you run emerge -p |
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--depclean and let it list what needs cleaning up, then clean it up |
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manually with -C or some other option that works? It would take more |
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time to do it that way but at least you would have a cleaner system |
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without removing your packages you want to keep. May make the profile |
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switch easier. |
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Also, you could use --exclude on --depclean as well. Since I rarely |
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reboot, I do manual updates on my kernel, I emerge them then mask them |
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so it doesn't want to update every little version increase. When I run |
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--depclean, I have to use --exclude gentoo-sources to make it ignore my |
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kernel sources. In your case, emerge -p --depclean --exclude mono |
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--exclude totem --exclude inn, assuming I have that last one spelled |
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correctly. |
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Just make sure you use -a or -p with those first. Wouldn't want to |
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forget and really mess up something. :/ |
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Would either of those work for you? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |