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AstroFloyd
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 Posted: Mon Jul 22, 2024 3:51 pm Post subject: List ALL cases emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy |
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Is there a way to list all the packages for which the warning/error "emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy" would occur, i.e. all packages for which there is no ebuild for the installed version of that package?
The context is an old laptop I hadn't updated for a while and where I tried to be (ahem) smart and cut some corners... Now I try to update @world, find this message for a single package, update the dependent package, rerun emerge @world and bump into the next case. It would save me a lot of time where portage resolving dependencies if I could just create a list of all these packages instead. I found emerge -ep @world, which seems to remerge my whole system and eix --installed --and --not --installed-from-overlay gentoo --and --not --installed-in-some-overlay, which doesn't seem to do what I want either. emerge -vac @unavailable seems to list a different set of ebuilds...
I find 164 hits for discussions in which the phrase "emerge: there are no ebuilds to satisfy" occurs, but never in the title, so they seem to be about a specific package and how to solve that particular situation (at least of the hits I checked, which wasn't all of them). My question is about the generic case. |
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flexibeast
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| Posted: Tue Jul 23, 2024 2:03 am Post subject: |
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| i might be misunderstanding you, but is the output of `eix -te` what you're after? Specifically, the section following the line "The following installed packages are not in the database"? |
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AstroFloyd
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| Posted: Wed Jul 24, 2024 7:44 am Post subject: |
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| flexibeast wrote: | | i might be misunderstanding you, but is the output of `eix -te` what you're after? Specifically, the section following the line "The following installed packages are not in the database"? |
Thanks, but I think this lists packages and package versions in /etc/portage/package.* that no longer exist. I'm looking for installed packages for which an ebuild is no longer present on my system. I just noticed that revdep-rebuild -- -vta does that as well:
| Code: | | * Warning: "media-gfx/gphoto2-2.5.27" ebuild not found.. |
gphoto2-2.5.27 is still installed on my system (but not for much longer I hope), but media-gfx/gphoto2-2.5.28-r1 is currently the only available ebuild in portage. (This may now be the only example left on my system.) |
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flexibeast
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| Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2024 12:46 am Post subject: |
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| Quote: | | I think this lists packages and package versions in /etc/portage/package.* that no longer exist. I'm looking for installed packages for which an ebuild is no longer present on my system. |
It does indeed do what you describe in your first sentence, but as i wrote in my previous message, after that output, it provides a section titled "The following installed packages are not in the database", listing installed packages without an ebuild in the `gentoo` tree. If there aren't any, it has a final line that says:
| Code: | | The names of all installed packages are in the database. |
If you want to check for installed packages without an ebuild in any of the non-`gentoo` repos/overlays that you have enabled, you'd need to add the `-R` option. |
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mega_flow
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| Posted: Thu Jul 25, 2024 4:24 am Post subject: |
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portage have a command fot this ,I tink the command emerge @unavailable show them
on my system it show gnome-extra/extension-manager . what make sense as the package come from the guru overlay .
with i have not sync to my host , only exist on the buildserver
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default/linux/amd64/23.0/no-multilib/gnome/systemd gnome:46 |
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