It is rumored that CrPy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: <<snip>>
> > 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 > But how often would you want to update all the packages on your system? Look at the output of emerge --depclean -p to see how many packages are installed. The emerge --deep -upv takes care of most those files not listed in the world file but needed by installed packages. The emerge -e can be used to update all the dependencies of a given package if you want to do that. And finally, the emerge -upv (qpkg -I -nc) takes care of all the installed packages. It really just depends how much time you want to spend with your computer recompiling things that aren't broken/up to date...... -- Robert Kruus --- [EMAIL PROTECTED] In three words I can sum up everything I've learned about life: It goes on. Robert Frost (1874-1963) -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
