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> Another thing we can do is emerge -UD world where U says
> do not downgrade or it's not supposed to (I hadn't thought
> of that before).

This is the command I use. If I use emerge -up world then emerge tells me
it's going to remove all of 1.0.0rc2 and install 0.9.8.

I've currently done emerge -C alsa-driver and have re-emerged alsa-driver
using 'ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge =alsa-driver-1.0.0_rc2'.

What seems *very* strange to me right now is that before I did this I
executed the command 'ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" emerge -Up
=alsa-driver-1.0.0_rc2' which to me says emerge only Updates for exactly the
package alsa-drive-1.00_rc2' emerge tells me it's going to do something that
looks like an emerge -uD world with a list of 25 items.

Is this expected? It wasn't by me...

Having now done the re-emerge, the command 'ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86"
emerge -Up world' says everything is fine and it doesn't need to do the
other 24 items it was itching to do 5 minutes ago!

> Another option is emerge -i
> alsa-driver-0.98.ebuild which will fool portage into
> thinking it's merged and then it will hush.

I'll read about that. Thanks.

I guess everything is fine now, but I don't understand why. (No response
required. I spend a lot of my life in that state.) ;-)

- Mark



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