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02-21-2008, 10:32 AM
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 emerge --depclean: Bypassing packages automatically I just tried an emerge --depclean --pretend world and I had these stats: Packages installed: 711 Packages in world: 108 Packages in system: 59 Unique package names: 576 Required packages: 590 Number to remove: 133 Alot of these packages are things like lynx, gentoo-bashcomp etc. Things I want to keep. What is the best way to mask out these packages so a --depclean won't remove them? Ultimately I would love to have it so --depclean only chose a few truely obsolete packages.      |
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02-21-2008, 10:32 AM
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| Re: emerge --depclean: Bypassing packages automatically glowworm wrote: > I just tried an emerge --depclean --pretend world and I had these stats: > > Packages installed: 711 > Packages in world: 108 > Packages in system: 59 > Unique package names: 576 > Required packages: 590 > Number to remove: 133 > > Alot of these packages are things like lynx, gentoo-bashcomp etc. Things > I want to keep. > > What is the best way to mask out these packages so a --depclean won't > remove them? Ultimately I would love to have it so --depclean only chose > a few truely obsolete packages. Add the packages to your world-list... For lynx it will be something like: echo "www-client/lynx" >> /var/lib/portage/world -- Mvh. Jacob Tranholm http://jtranholm.dk/ |
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