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On Wednesday 05 October 2005 05:00 pm, Roger Miliker wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 05 October 2005 23:39, billyd wrote: |
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> > I've been playing around with Gentoo 2005.1 trying to get it |
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> > installed using genkernel. I am a little beyond newbie with |
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> > linux but still in a steep learning curve. I am at the point |
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> > in this installation where I can start installing packages. |
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> > The handbook uses kde as an example. |
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> > My question: Is there an order in which packages need to be |
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> > installed. For example, should x11-xorg be installed before |
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> > kde? |
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> > Thanks, |
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> Then handbook part you are referring to means the packages from |
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> the packages iso. The correct command would be emerge --usepkg |
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> kde-meta (to use the binaries off the packages.iso). portage |
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> takes care of the dependencies of packages automatically, so it |
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> will install xorg-x11 before anything that needs it like kde. |
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> If you haven't done a networkless install (stage3, snapshot, |
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> packages.iso, no emerge --sync) it works the same way except it |
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> downloads and compiles things. |
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> So in short: no need for a special order, since portage/emerge |
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> takes care of the dependencies for you. |
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> Roger |
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Thanks, Roger. That was very helpful. |
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Bill |
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Billy |
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