Hi! Em Sex 02 Set 2005 23:03, Hadley Rich escreveu: > On Sat, 03 Sep 2005 07:57, Douglas Soares de Andrade wrote: > > Thats the problem... I just have two workstations, no laptop here. The i > > keep my workstation updated, and when it is friday i burn all packages > > in /var/cache/pacman/pkg/ in a cd and the copy all these packages in my > > machine at home. > > > > When i was using slackware i was doing the same process above and then i > > just executed a upgradepkg *.tgz so, it updates all the new packages and > > dont install the ones that was not on my home system. > > > > But when i do a pacman -U it updates all the packages and installs all > > the packages that was not on my home system. > > > > Why is install the packages that is not on my home system ? If pacman -U > > is for Update it should not install any file, for definition. > > This my be a little bit of a hacky way to do it but if you copy those > packages that you have from your workstation at university to > the /var/cache/pacman/pkg/ directory on your workstation at home. Then > connect to the internet and do a pacman -Syu it should just update the > packages that are installed on your system. Since the packages are already > found in the cache directory it won't need to download them (except for > packages which are on your home workstation and not the one at university).
Yep, this is what i do when 56k is avaliable to me, but in this month i will be without telephone in home because im moving. Anyway, thanks, appear that pacman -F will solve my needs :) _______________________________________________ arch mailing list [email protected] http://www.archlinux.org/mailman/listinfo/arch
