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#1 2004-05-01 13:26:05
- kleptophobiac
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How do I tell pacman to not touch my kernel directory?
I compile my own kernels, and I don't want pacman to ever touch /usr/src/linux or anything in /boot
Is there a nice clean way to do that?
Does the NoUpgrade line in /etc/pacman.conf work for whole directories?
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#2 2004-05-01 17:32:03
- Mr Green
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Re: How do I tell pacman to not touch my kernel directory?
You use NoUpgrade or IgnorePkg in pacman.conf so that pacman will not upgrade
of course you can still pacman -S <pkg> if you wish
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#3 2004-05-01 18:10:00
- Xentac
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Re: How do I tell pacman to not touch my kernel directory?
I think the best way is to pacman -R kernel26 kernel24 kernel26-scsi kernel24-scsi. After all, if you don't want pacman to touch those places, don't install the freaking packages!
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