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On Thu, 24 Jun 2010 09:22:56 -0500, Dale wrote: |
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> > @world includes @system. But the problem is not that emerge world is |
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> > skipping it but that it wants to downgrade gcc:4.4. |
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> From my understanding, world includes @system but @world does not. I |
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> know here on my rig, I run emerge -uvDNa world and it updates |
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> everything installed including deps and the system packages. If I run |
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> @world, it skips the system packages. At least that is the last time I |
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> tried it which was not to long ago. |
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> One reason I remember this is because of the discussion I had with the |
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> devs on -dev. That is why @system is in /var/lib/portage/world_sets. |
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> I noticed a few weeks ago that there are a couple others added to it as |
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> well. The devs did it that way so that when folks like me upgrade the |
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> old fashioned way and just use world instead of @system and @world. |
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> Has this changed? |
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No, the world_sets file still includes @system by default, which is why |
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@world includes @system. |
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The additions are from when you emerged sets, which adds then to |
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world_sets. |
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Neil Bothwick |
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