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On 01/07/10 00:52, Crístian Viana wrote: |
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>> What do you mean by "reducing to one source tree"? |
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> inside /usr/src, there may be more than one subdirectory, one for each |
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> kernel version you've ever had. you can purge the older kernel directories, |
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> just "rm -rf" on them. do not delete your current kernel directory: use |
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> "eselect kernel list" (or "uname -r") to find out what's your current |
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> version. |
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I'd use eselect to make sure you're using the latest kernel, and then |
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use "emerge --depclean" to get rid of any others that are there. |
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depclean would probably be a good idea anyway, depending on how long the |
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system has been around, to get rid of anything that's not needed anymore. |
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Jake Moe |
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