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Mickaël Bucas a écrit : |
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> You may find some useful informations in /var/log/emerge.log : all lines |
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> containing ":::" show a succesful emerge. |
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> If you have kept the contents of this file since you installed your |
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> system, you could then get the list of all packages you have installed. |
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> It would be a start that you could cleanup afterwards. However, this |
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> will include system packages and dependencies. And if you have |
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> uninstalled many packages (as with any update), they would also still be |
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> present in that list. |
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Thanks for the tip :) Now, is it mandatory to run emerge <package> to get the |
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/var/db/pkg/<package> thinks, or just do something like emerge --noreplace |
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<package> will do the trick ? |
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Xavier Parizet |
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YaGB : http://gentooist.com |
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GPG : C7DC B10E FC21 63BE |
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