no, no... this is if you HAVE to do something urgent, for fix the problem you right, is not a good solution.

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Allen

2006/10/23, ray < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Actually, this is a problem I met in debian and has no a good solution.


On 10/23/06, Roman Kyrylych < [EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
2006/10/23, ray < [EMAIL PROTECTED] >:
> I want to use package A from testing repository,  and pacakge A depends on
> package B from testing repository,  at the same time  I want to use package
> C from current repository, and package C depends on package B from current
> repository.  This requires system keep two B packges, one from current, one
> from testing,  is it possible?

AFAIK no. package B will be upgraded to version from testing (if
[testing] is higher than [current] in pacman.conf).

What are the names of A, B and C? Or this is theoretical question only?

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