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on 09/12/2007 01:08 AM Jesús Guerrero wrote the following: |
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> <snip> |
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> That means that the package |
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> 1.- it is not in the world file (/var/lib/portage/world), _and_ |
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> 2.- it is not a dependency of any package that is on the world file |
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> That could happen for many reasons. For example, if acpid was |
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> installed as a dependency of a given package, and that package |
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> has been uninstalled. |
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Maybe. |
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> If can also happen if you emerged it with |
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> -1 or --oneshot. |
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I don't think I did. |
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> It can also be just a case of corruption in the |
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> world file. It can happen. |
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Maybe it has never been in there. |
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> The solution is as easy as to emerge that package again, without |
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> --oneshot, so it will be added to the world file. |
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I think that is not the correct action for something that is normally |
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pulled in as a dependency, right? |
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# emerge -pve gnome > gnome |
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# grep -i acpi gnome |
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[ebuild R ] sys-apps/hal-0.5.9-r1 USE="acpi crypt disk-partition |
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-debug -dell -doc -pcmcia (-selinux)" 0 kB |
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[ebuild R ] gnome-base/gnome-applets-2.18.0-r2 USE="acpi apm gnome |
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hal ipv6 -debug -doc -gstreamer" 0 kB |
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# |
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See the acpi dependency? Is that supposed to work without acpid? |
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