Guys, How do I recompile all of my installed xorg packages without issuing the commands for each package one at a time? Thanks, Mike
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 3:17 AM, Michael Norris <miken08003@yahoo.com> wrote:
How do I recompile all of my installed xorg packages without issuing the commands for each package one at a time?
Easy :) Use the amazing wonderful prt-get $ prt-get update -fr -if -im `prt-get quickdep xorg` This will ensure a rebuild, ignore foot-print mismatches and md5sum errors and will rebuild "ALL" of xorg. cheers James
Hi, On 05/19/10 21:16, James Mills wrote:
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 3:17 AM, Michael Norris<miken08003@yahoo.com> wrote:
How do I recompile all of my installed xorg packages without issuing the commands for each package one at a time?
Easy :) Use the amazing wonderful prt-get
$ prt-get update -fr -if -im `prt-get quickdep xorg`
This will ensure a rebuild, ignore foot-print mismatches and md5sum errors and will rebuild "ALL" of xorg.
yeah, but this prt-get trick will rebuild all involved dependencies for the xorg port $ ( for p in $(prt-get quickdep xorg); do echo $p; done ) | wc -l 96 $ ( for p in $(prt-get quickdep xorg); do [ -d /usr/ports/xorg/$p ] && echo $p; done ) | wc -l 78 maybe you want to save sometime $ for p in $(prt-get quickdep xorg); do [ -d /usr/ports/xorg/$p ] && sudo prt-get update -fr -if -im $p; done Regards, -- Jose V Beneyto | http://sepen.mine.nu/
Jose V Beneyto wrote:
Hi,
On 05/19/10 21:16, James Mills wrote:
On Thu, May 20, 2010 at 3:17 AM, Michael Norris<miken08003@yahoo.com> wrote:
How do I recompile all of my installed xorg packages without issuing the commands for each package one at a time?
Easy :) Use the amazing wonderful prt-get
$ prt-get update -fr -if -im `prt-get quickdep xorg`
This will ensure a rebuild, ignore foot-print mismatches and md5sum errors and will rebuild "ALL" of xorg.
yeah, but this prt-get trick will rebuild all involved dependencies for the xorg port $ ( for p in $(prt-get quickdep xorg); do echo $p; done ) | wc -l 96 $ ( for p in $(prt-get quickdep xorg); do [ -d /usr/ports/xorg/$p ] && echo $p; done ) | wc -l 78
maybe you want to save sometime $ for p in $(prt-get quickdep xorg); do [ -d /usr/ports/xorg/$p ] && sudo prt-get update -fr -if -im $p; done
Regards,
I often move or remove built packages. cd /usr/ports/xorg . /etc/pkgmk.conf CAUTION: be sure PKGMK_PACKAGE_DIR is set. for f in (ls | xargs); do rm -rf $PKGMK_PACKAGE_DIR/$f* done Then do the usual. sudo prt-get update $(prt-get quickdep xorg) Note that you may still miss some input,video or other ports of xorg for those you could do. sudo prt-get update $(pkginfo -i | cut -d ' ' -f 1 | grep '^xorg-' | xargs)
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