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João Matos wrote: |
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> Dear list, |
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> I was having problem with plasma, so I decided to change it. |
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> I've removed all packages related from world, changed the profile, |
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> erased use-related files from /etc/portage. |
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> Then I've used "emerge --depclean", that worked as should be. |
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> However, when I tried "emerge -avuDN world" I got a problem: portage |
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> tries to emerge all these world packages I removed before. |
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> What should be happening? |
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> Thank you all, |
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> -- |
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> João Neto |
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> Linux User #461527 |
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> http://br.linkedin.com/pub/jo%C3%A3o-de-matos/7/316/552 |
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Try adding the -t option to emerge and it will tell you what is pulling |
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them in. Odds are, you have KDE installed and that is pulling it in. |
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Keep in mind, you should only add packages to world that you actually |
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use. Emerge will take care of pulling in the dependencies. For me, I |
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used kde-meta. It pulled in most everything I needed. Anything that |
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was missing, I emerged and had it add it to world. I have several |
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plasma packages installed but none of them are listed in the world file. |
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If the -t doesn't shed any light, post what it shows and maybe it will |
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help someone else see something, that is there or not there that should |
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be. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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