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On 7/20/06, Vladimir G. Ivanovic <vgivanovic@×××××××.net> wrote: |
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> When I run 'emerge --depclean' I get this at the end as output: |
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> Packages installed: 2305 |
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> Packages in world: 1762 |
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WOW! That is a *huge* number of packages in world! |
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> 1. It seems I'm missing 17 (2322 - 2305 = 17) packages. How can |
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> find out the names of these packages? |
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They are in the depclean output. If it shows up in depclean, it is |
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not in world or system, nor a dependancy of something in world or |
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system. |
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> 2. It seems that I have 479 (2305 - 1762 - 64 = 479) packages that |
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> are in neither world nor system. |
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> A. What are the names of these packages? |
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emerge -Devp system | awk -F'] ' '{ print $2 }' | awk '{ print $1 }' > |
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~/system_pkgs.txt |
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equery -i list | grep "/" | while read pkg; do |
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pkg="${pkg%-[0-9]*}" |
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grep "$pkg" /var/lib/portager/world >/dev/null && continue |
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grep "$pkg" ~/system_pkgs.txt >/dev/null && continue |
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echo $pkg |
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done |
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> B. How did they get onto my system? |
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They are dependancies of something in world or system. "equery depends <pkg>". |
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> 3. It seems that I have 22 (2305 - 2283 = 22) packages that are |
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> slotted. How can I check this? |
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"emerge --prune --pretend world" |
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Do *NOT* run this command without the --pretend option. |
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-Richard |
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