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* On 01.11.2005 Neil Bothwick wrote: |
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> On Sun, 30 Oct 2005 13:15:16 +0100, Tim Kruse wrote: |
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>> % grep sys-kernel /var/log/emerge.log |
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>> should do the trick then |
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> qpkg -I -g sys-kernel |
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This is true. But you should mention, that 'qpkg' is deprecated |
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and 'equery' should be used: |
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,-----[qpkg --help] |
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| [...] |
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| NOTICE: This tool will be phased out at some point in the |
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| future, please use equery instead. |
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| Bugs are still fixed but new features won't be added. |
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| [...] |
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`----- |
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There are still missing features of qpgk in equery, though. |
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The point is, that 'qpkg' won't be/isn't in your $PATH anymore. |
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In the latest stable release of gentoolkit (which is 0.2.0-r2 on |
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my system) it is installed in '/usr/lib/gentoolkit/bin/' and from |
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0.2.1 on (these are testing atm) it will be found in |
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'/usr/share/doc/gentoolkit-${VERSION}/deprecated/qpkg/' |
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Further, if you have 'portage-utils' installed, you have a |
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executable called 'qpkg' which does something completely |
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different. But then you can take 'qlist' for exactly the above: |
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% qlist -I | grep sys-kernel |
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Or you can emerge eix and take eix for it. Or ... |
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So long, |
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tkr |
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Next Friday will not be your lucky day. As a matter of fact, you don't |
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have a lucky day this year. |
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