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Utsuho Reiuji
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 Posted: Mon Dec 25, 2017 10:01 am Post subject: [solved] how to continue emerge -e @world |
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ok, I have the following problem. I recently had to update my gentoo profile to 17.0 and that came with a warning, that I should run
asap. Now, I finally had the chance to let the system do it's thing over night, but due to one package requiring human input during install, it stopped after 256/960 packages. How can I continue from that? There must be a way to not emerge these 256 successful reemerges again...
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The Doctor
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emerge --resume
If you have a failed package that needs to be skipped use emerge --resume --skipfirst
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Perfect Gentleman
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| Code: | | emerge -e --keep-going=y @world |
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Utsuho Reiuji
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| awesome, luckily portage has so many options (in panic, I didn't find he resume option on the man page). Thanks! |
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Duncan Mac Leod
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| Perfect Gentleman wrote: | | Code: | | emerge -e --keep-going=y @world |
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THANK YOU  |
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