No, only the config files that are in a stage 3 should be left, some of
those will be edited and some will have been upgraded so they should be
left. It would be like emerge --unmerge --shallow world to take you
back the that original state so then any major changes could be made
without reinstalli
George Prowse wrote:
yes but if you extracted a stage on to an already built system you would
not only have the the mess there that you wanted to get rid of but also
all your config files would revert back to older versions and you'd lose
any changes made.
...
because i'd rather not use depc
On 12/12/05, Andrew Muraco <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
George Prowse wrote:> After some talk in the forums a point came up that we need a way to> reduce the long used gentoo system to a bare point before X but after> any baselayout upgrade had been applied.
Isn't that what the stages are, Barebone s
George Prowse wrote:
After some talk in the forums a point came up that we need a way to
reduce the long used gentoo system to a bare point before X but after
any baselayout upgrade had been applied.
Isn't that what the stages are, Barebone systems?
This script would enable two things: a per
George Prowse wrote:
After some talk in the forums a point came up that we need a way to
reduce the long used gentoo system to a bare point before X but after
any baselayout upgrade had been applied.
This script would enable two things: a person to rebuild his system
after a library malfuncti
After some talk in the forums a point came up that we need a way to reduce the long used gentoo system to a bare point before X but after any baselayout upgrade had been applied. This script would enable two things: a person to rebuild his system after a library malfunction and also if a person wan
