Hi, Am Dienstag, 5. August 2003 17:31 schrieb Robert Kruus: > It is rumored that CrPy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi ml, > > > > Am Montag, 4. August 2003 12:51 schrieb CrPy: > > > Hi, > > > > > > there are a concern, I like to have cleared and dicussed. > > > > > > 1. Why does > > > emerge -upv $(qpkg -I -nc) != emerge -uDpv world? > > > The first try to update all packages. All installed package are > > > updated. The second try to update all packages in world 'deep'. But > > > the irst and the second are not the same. World 'deep' is less than > > > $(qpkg -I -nc). > > > > > > Where is my mistake, or is it a bug? BTW regenworld don't change > > > anything > > > > > > /CrPy > > > > Are there nobody interessed in? Or what ... ?!? > > > > Maybe I do not understand what world mean. But as far as I can see not > > all installed packages are in world. > > That's right, the system packages are not included in world. They would > however be included in the qpkg -I command. > IFAIK, dependencies for emerged packages also do not necessarily end up in > the world file (i.e. if you and install of gentoo then do emerge gnome > ...), but I'm not sure about that, though they should get caught with the > -D option.
Thanks of reply :) OK. Thats true. But I think it is a bug. Because all the packages that are not updated by emerge -uDpv world, are in the list of emerge -e world. Thats strange isn't it? It would be fine if same guys of there, would try if the output of emerge -upv $(qpkg -I -nc) is different output than emerge -uDpv world. If so, take a look if these package are in the output of emerge -e world. So if there is a different between emerge -upv $(qpkg -I -nc) and emerge -uDpv world and the package are in emerge -e world, then it should be a bug in the update mechanism of portage. Or I'am wrong? /CrPy -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
