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It works! Thanks! |
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I just had to have a close look at the output of depclean as it tryed |
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to remove "not essential" packages such as vixie-cron, or grub, |
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cronbase, or syslog-ng ;-) |
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I'm updating now and no more traces of xorg! |
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Greg |
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On Mon, Jun 15, 2009 at 4:55 PM, Fred.L<raptor@××××××××.fr> wrote: |
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>> On Monday 15 June 2009 16:43:00 Fred.L wrote: |
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>>> Hi, |
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>>> > Hello all, |
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>>> > |
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>>> > I have a VM with Gentoo as guest and I don't know why, maybe I was |
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>>> > lonely, but I tried to install X on the guest without needing it |
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>>> > (maybe just to see how it looks to have X in X ;-)). |
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>>> > The problem is that now, I sync'ed the guest and it wants to pull an |
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>>> > update for X and all the drivers. |
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>>> > Frankly, I don't want to spend dozen of minutes compiling the new X |
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>>> > when I don't need it on a VM... |
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>>> > So my question is: how do I remove X and all its components? |
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>>> I think you could try this: |
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>>> $ emerge --unmerge xorg-server |
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>> xorg-server is usually not in world. xorg-x11 is a meta package that DEPENDs |
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>> on xorg-server, the OP should unmerge xorg-x11 |
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> Yes, I saw my mistake but it was to late the mail was already sent. |
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> Sorry for that. |
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>> -- |
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>> alan dot mckinnon at gmail dot com |
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> Fred.L |
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