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| Hello, I removed via emerge --unmerge several packages that are of no need for me (e.g. kernel-headers 2.4.21 and gaming kernel 2.4.22), since I am using kernel 2.4.24 build from the 2.4.24 vanilla sources. Why the heck does emerge want to reinstall these packages everytime I am doing an emerge --update world? My system initially came with these kernels, but meanwhile, I removed the kernels. How can I prevent this? How do I tell portage not to reinstall these packages? Thank you a lot in advance! |
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| Hans Ratmich wrote: > Hello, > > I removed via emerge --unmerge several packages that are of no need for me > (e.g. kernel-headers 2.4.21 and gaming kernel 2.4.22), since I am using > kernel 2.4.24 build from the 2.4.24 vanilla sources. > > Why the heck does emerge want to reinstall these packages everytime I am > doing an emerge --update world? My system initially came with these > kernels, but meanwhile, I removed the kernels. > > How can I prevent this? How do I tell portage not to reinstall these > packages? > > Thank you a lot in advance! Have a look in /var/cache/edb/virtuals You want the line that starts with virtual/linux-sources This file is safe to edit as long as you are careful. Styvaen. |
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| On Sat, 14 Feb 2004 15:32:53 +0100, Hans Ratmich <bill@microsoft.com> wrote: >Hello, > >I removed via emerge --unmerge several packages that are of no need for me >(e.g. kernel-headers 2.4.21 and gaming kernel 2.4.22), since I am using >kernel 2.4.24 build from the 2.4.24 vanilla sources. > >Why the heck does emerge want to reinstall these packages everytime I am >doing an emerge --update world? My system initially came with these >kernels, but meanwhile, I removed the kernels. > >How can I prevent this? How do I tell portage not to reinstall these >packages? > >Thank you a lot in advance! I believe you need the kernel-headers package installed. |