Hi,
I am searching for the opposite of emerge --noreplace atom. I forgot
-1 and now the package is part of the world file. It does not belong
there, it is a dependency I wanted to update. I don't want to run
--unmerge and -av1 again. What can I do?
kh
From Portage 2.2 rc30 onwards you can use --deselect. This ability is
not present in any previous version.
Until you're using Portage 2.2, the other alternative is to manually
edit the world file (MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!)
AllenJB
KH wrote:
Hi,
I am searching for the opposite of emerge
AllenJB wrote:
From Portage 2.2 rc30 onwards you can use --deselect. This ability is
not present in any previous version.
Until you're using Portage 2.2, the other alternative is to manually
edit the world file (MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!)
AllenJB
I have done this a few times as well and it
Dale schrieb:
AllenJB wrote:
From Portage 2.2 rc30 onwards you can use --deselect. This ability is
not present in any previous version.
Until you're using Portage 2.2, the other alternative is to manually
edit the world file (MAKE A BACKUP FIRST!)
AllenJB
I have done this a few times
On Tue, 05 May 2009 10:00:40 +0200, KH gentoo-u...@konstantinhansen.de
wrote:
Dale schrieb:
AllenJB wrote:
From Portage 2.2 rc30 onwards you can use --deselect. This ability is
not present in any previous version.
Until you're using Portage 2.2, the other alternative is to manually
edit the
On Tuesday 05 May 2009 09:44:58 KH wrote:
Hi,
I am searching for the opposite of emerge --noreplace atom. I forgot
-1 and now the package is part of the world file. It does not belong
there, it is a dependency I wanted to update. I don't want to run
--unmerge and -av1 again. What can I do?
Alan McKinnon schrieb:
vi /var/lib/portage/world
followed by intelligent use of the / and dd functions in vi :-)
rofl
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