> There is a program called 'etc-update' this will show you the changes
> that will be required to update your files in /etc and subdirs, but I
> find it doesn't do all the updates..
Really? I use etc-update all the time but was running under the assumption
that it was supposed to handle all of t
Check out etc-update- man etc-update. However, do NOT blindly say yes to
all it updates - if you do that and come here whining we won't listen
! This is a tool that requires you to look at what it wants to
update and not just blindly update files like /etc/fstab. Use it wisely
and look at
There is a program called 'etc-update' this will show you the changes
that will be required to update your files in /etc and subdirs, but I
find it doesn't do all the updates..
AJ Spagnoletti wrote:
I recently just finished a stage 2 installation of gentoo and im still
trying to work the bugs o
050329 AJ Spagnoletti wrote:
> I recently just finished a stage 2 installation of gentoo
> and im still trying to work the bugs out.
normal: once you get it set up the way you want, you'll love it (smile).
> I emerged KDE and at the end of the emerge it said
> that 10 config files need to be upda
Hi
run "etc-update"
trivial updates will be handled automatically.
For you non-trivial updates, the utilities will show you a text based
menu to complete it..
It is well written in some gentoo docs. You can check it out if you need
more details.
Cheers,
Zarick
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