Re: [gentoo-user] Semantics of emerge -u

2003-12-11 Thread Oliver Lange
Patrick Börjesson wrote: But is this really what one should expect from an update? Shouldn't emerge just _not_ modify the world file when one gives the -u flag? Well, i'm really not a gentoo expert (4 weeks ago i didn't know anything about it), but at the moment i fired that command, i saw emerge p

Re: [gentoo-user] Semantics of emerge -u

2003-12-11 Thread David Friggens
* Oliver Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2003-12-11 19:20]: > You're right, one should expect that an upgrade option shouldn't > install new packages from scratch emerge(1) says that -u is 'update' not 'upgrade' - it updates your system to have the latest version of a pkg, i.e. "install pkg X version

[gentoo-user] Semantics of emerge -u (was: System update)

2003-12-11 Thread Patrick Börjesson
> > emerge -Du `qpkg -I -nc` -vp > > > > We already had the same thread 1 or 2 weeks ago. Not using the > --oneshot option will *screw up* your world favorites file, so > you won't be able to have emerge depclean your system after firing > that command. Never tell anyone to use this without addin