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On Sunday 21 January 2007 17:55, Dale wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> Every once in a blue moon I screw up something. I don't know why I |
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> am telling you this. I come here mostly for help. LOL So you |
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> already now that. I have buildpkg set in make.conf. It does tend to |
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> consume some space though. What is say the top ten or twelve |
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> programs that would be good to have in case of a rescue? I would |
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> assume portage, gcc and python would be pretty important. I plan to |
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> delete the rest for space. |
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> Since I figure some of you have more experience, I thought I would |
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> ask you folks. What is really needed to rescue from a serious |
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> borking of a Gentoo install? |
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Everything in system - it all has to be there anyway |
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Then anything else you consider that's a major pain to emerge - |
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openoffice, koffice, kde and Xorg come to mind. This isn't necessary, |
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just makes life more convenient if and when you need it |
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alan |
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