Thank you all,
This seems to work pretty good. I reemerged and unmerged most things
using emerge --depclean and rebuild it with revdep-rebuild.
Ran prelink, but I thought it didn't show up some forgotten links.
Looks like this system is pretty clean again.
Thank you!
Noud
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On Monday 27 August 2007 03:28:34 W.Kenworthy wrote:
> Some files did turn out to be from currently installed packages (curl,
> gnuplot, glade, ...) that revdep-rebuild didnt pick up - a bit of a
> worry ...
Probably the most reliable version of revdep-rebuild currently in the tree is
in gentoolk
Also, try running prelink on the system - I found a number of old,
orphaned binaries on a ~5yr plus gentoo yesterday that had broken years
ago when I ran prelink this time! - it complains about missing
dependencies. Some files did turn out to be from currently installed
packages (curl, gnuplot, gl
Hello Noud Aldenhoven,
> I'd really like to clean things up, order most of the files and remove
> packages which aren't important anymore.
>
> But what would be the best stategy to do this? Of course, I could
> start somewhere and work down and down and down... until I have
> deleted most unused
On Sunday 26 August 2007, Noud Aldenhoven wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have gentoo running on this laptop for over a year now and I'm quite
> happy with it. But I have the feeling I emerged to many programs, made
> to many logs, have sources everywere... to sum it up: it's a small
> mess.
> I'd really lik
Hello,
I have gentoo running on this laptop for over a year now and I'm quite
happy with it. But I have the feeling I emerged to many programs, made
to many logs, have sources everywere... to sum it up: it's a small
mess.
I'd really like to clean things up, order most of the files and remove
packa
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