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On 08/13/2016 10:09 AM, hw wrote: |
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>> Not the whole system, only portage. It should still be your last resort, |
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>> but on the bad-idea scale it's only a 1 or a 2. |
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> And how would I know which of all the files affect only portage and nothing |
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> else, and what about the dependencies of portage? |
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equery f portage |
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Chances are, portage will be happy with whatever dependencies you |
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already have installed. If not, you can repeat the process on those |
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dependencies. Booting into a liveCD on another machine and making a |
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quickpkg would save you from having to overwrite the files manually. |
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But, I think Andreas's was the best suggestion so far. |
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