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On 07:34 Tue 25 Dec , reader@×××××××.com wrote: |
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> forgottenwizard <phrexianreaper@××××××××.com> writes: |
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> > Something to remember for the future: |
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> > You can delete entries in the world file |
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> > Personally, I find that faster than going through and finding what is |
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> > already installed, and doing the uninstall the long way. emerge --tree |
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> > should help some, as well, but for a basic install (<30 packages in |
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> > world), deleting the entries should be the fastest way, followed by an |
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> > emerge --depclean. |
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> Thanks for your input.. |
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> Earlier in this thread ( Message-ID: <87odcgkmc6.fsf@×××××××.com> ) |
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> it was explained why I couldn't use --depclean at that point. |
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If you mean the error w/ needing to run emerge -u, that was because a |
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program was calling in a dep you had removed. I may have missed |
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something else, but thats the problem I have had, since I do system |
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cleans like I mentioned. |
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