Maarten Vanraes a écrit :
Op donderdag 25 augustus 2011 11:47:45 schreef nicolas vigier:
On Thu, 25 Aug 2011, David W. Hodgins wrote:
The problem with using "urpmi --auto-select" is that it increases i/o
and cpu usage for every execution of the check for updates by mgaapplet.
No, it doesn't need to use all repositories to check for updates. It can
use "urpmq --updates --auto-select" to see what updates are available,
and only use all repositories to install them.
[...]
tbf, i personally think the best solution is actually to make it so that
urpmi --update --auto-select works the same way as urpmq --update --auto-
select, so that this can be also fixes for commandline usage when not using the
mgaapplet.
thus: updating with --update should use dependencies from all media.
this is imho the cleanest way.
+1
I like the idea of a previous post, that when an update repo is activated, the
corresponding regular repo is activated as well.
This could be enforced by automatically activating the regular repo in such a
case.
Also when an update is refused, it should always give the reason, instead of
often (sometimes?) simply saying that it could not be updated.
--
André
