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péntek 20 július 2007 10.59 dátummal Alex Schuster ezt írta: |
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> Stefán István writes: |
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> > I've made the mistake that I compiled kde without the hal use flag. |
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> > How can I find out which kde packages should be recompiled in order to |
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> > be able to use hal in kde? |
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> Use the --newuse (-N) option to emerge: |
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> emerge --newuse --deep kde |
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> Looks to me like kdebase would be affected only. |
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> But I would update the whole system with emerge --newuse --deep world, so |
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> all applications will benefit from HAL. |
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I've made the world update width the hal useflag, but in kde I still can't |
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activate hal. In the Control Panel -> Peripherials > Storage Media > Advanced |
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the "Enable HAL backend" is still inactiv and says "No support for HAL on |
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this system". |
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I used the emerge -uavDN world command, but it upgraded only one kde package: |
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kdebase-kioslaves. |
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I didn't use the "emerge --newuse --deep kde" command you mentioned, because I |
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installed the kde packages separatly. |
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What else should I reemerge? |
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Thanks, |
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Istvan |
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