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On 6/27/06, gentuxx <gentuxx@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> was having, but not sure.) And, why isn't revdep-rebuild rebuilding them? |
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The typical reason for this is that the borken files are no longer |
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owned by any installed package. For example, if you upgraded to KDE |
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3.5, and removed all 3.4 packages, anything in /usr/kde/3.4/ would not |
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be owned by any package. |
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Since these are .la files, what most likely happened is that a |
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fix_libtoo_files.sh run modified the files, changing their mtime and |
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md5 checksums, so they were not removed by portage when you cleaned |
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KDE 3.4, as portage will not remove files that were modified since |
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installation. |
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Verify that the files in /usr/kde/3.4 are not owned by any package |
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with "equery belongs", and if not, they should be safe to delete. |
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-Richard |
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