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picarica Guru
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Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2024 8:12 am Post subject: how do you proeprly install ~amd64 package from stable envir |
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so hello i been using gentoo for 4 years now, but i cant figure out how to properly install usntable packages.
today i wanted to install bottles wine emulator and my process is
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sudo emerge -av bottles
sudo vim /etc/portage/package.accepter_keywords/pacakges
# copy needed requirement from output emerge -av bottles and paste into packages as >=blabla/packagename-version ~amd64
sudo emerge -av bottles
sudo vim /etc/portage/package.accepter_keywords/pacakges
# copy needed requirement from output emerge -av bottles and paste into packages as >=blabla/packagename-version ~amd64
#repeat ..... until i can merge it
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is there a better way? |
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szatox Advocate
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Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2024 8:25 am Post subject: |
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There is:
man emerge wrote: | --autounmask-write [ y | n ]
If --autounmask is enabled, changes are written to config files, respecting CONFIG_PROTECT and --ask. If the corresponding package.* is a file, the changes are appended to it, if it is a direc‐
tory, changes are written to the lexicographically last file. This way it is always ensured that the new changes take precedence over existing changes. This option is automatically enabled with
--ask.
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Posted: Wed Aug 14, 2024 8:54 am Post subject: |
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picarica wrote: | ...
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sudo emerge -av bottles
sudo vim /etc/portage/package.accepter_keywords/pacakges
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If that is a true printout, you've got the wrong filename. It's "accept_keywords" not "accepter_keywords" _________________ Greybeard |
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picarica Guru
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Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2024 1:24 pm Post subject: |
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szatox wrote: | There is:
man emerge wrote: | --autounmask-write [ y | n ]
If --autounmask is enabled, changes are written to config files, respecting CONFIG_PROTECT and --ask. If the corresponding package.* is a file, the changes are appended to it, if it is a direc‐
tory, changes are written to the lexicographically last file. This way it is always ensured that the new changes take precedence over existing changes. This option is automatically enabled with
--ask.
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i did try that but it never worked |
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Posted: Tue Aug 20, 2024 2:05 pm Post subject: |
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picarica wrote: | szatox wrote: | There is:
man emerge wrote: | --autounmask-write [ y | n ]
If --autounmask is enabled, changes are written to config files, respecting CONFIG_PROTECT and --ask. If the corresponding package.* is a file, the changes are appended to it, if it is a direc‐
tory, changes are written to the lexicographically last file. This way it is always ensured that the new changes take precedence over existing changes. This option is automatically enabled with
--ask.
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i did try that but it never worked |
It should be used in conjunction with etc-update or dispatch-conf. However it's not a recommended method.
Did you see Goverp's post? You have a mistake in your filename.
Best Regards,
Georgi |
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