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Suman Chakrabarty schrieb: |
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> Thanks, but I don't think my confusion was addressed fully. Let me |
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> explain. The following command did not work as reported (and suggested) |
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> before: |
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> ~ # emerge -D --newuse kdelibs |
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> Calculating dependencies... done! |
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> >>> Auto-cleaning packages... |
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> >>> No outdated packages were found on your system. |
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> But, "emerge -1v kdelibs" worked as suggested. I don't understand why it |
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> works with -1 option added, but not without. Even if I had included |
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> kdelibs in the world file, it should have been re-emerged through the |
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> previous command, right? I didn't see through the additional magic done |
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> by -1! |
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It is not the -1 that is added but the --newuse that is left. |
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emerge -D --newuse kdelibs means that portage should only rebuild |
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kdelibs if there are changed USE-Flags. |
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As there aren't any, emerge has nothing to do and says so. |
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