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John Walters wrote: |
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> On Sat, 10 Nov 2012 13:58:42 +0100 |
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> Pau Peris <sibok1981@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> i've just upgraded kde through a custom @set, the same i used over |
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>> the last years, but this time although kde-base/ksplash is installed |
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>> kde splash screen does not appear anymore while loading kde. |
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>> Do someone know which single package could i missed? Thx :) |
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> Can't really say without looking at your system, but you can try: |
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> 1) revdep-rebuild |
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> If that doesn't find any problem, then: |
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> 2) emerge -e world |
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> I know it will take a long while, but I have found it necessary to do |
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> this on a regular basis, especially with upgraded packages. |
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> JW |
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I have noticed that when I do a KDE upgrade and something acts a little |
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funny, a emerge -e world generally fixes it. I do wish there was a way |
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to know what needed to be emerged again without doing everything. |
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OP, you could try doing a emerge -e ksplash with the -t option and sort |
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of see what it depends on that way. Then try to emerge those packages |
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first to see if it helps. |
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For what it is worth, I did the upgrade and the only problem I ran into |
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was my saved session got messed up. I had to set things up and save it |
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again, I haven't logged out and back in yet so I hope that fixes that |
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problem. |
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Any Linux geeks know how to fix this sort of thing without a emerge -e |
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world? |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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