Hi Robert, Am Dienstag, 5. August 2003 21:56 schrieb Robert Kruus: > 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......
I get it now! The description of depclean was the information I needed. The worldfile are only contain the packages are explizit installed. But nevertheless, their should be an option to scan the world file recursive. e.g. There is package called A which have a critical bug and is not listed in the world file. Moreover it doesn't belongs to a package in the world file. This package will never be updated unless you do it explicitly. If I'am wrong please correct me! /CrPy -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
