<beerman>
wow, no way. farkuhar posted a new bug report and Johannes replied? :D thats kind of cool
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<Romster>
yes beerman ? i've been working, got table tennis in 40 minutes then i'll be home about 2 or so hours after that.
<beerman>
?
<Romster>
prt-get listorphans --ignore=...,...
<beerman>
I’m lost what you are referring me for
<beerman>
But cool that you are doing stuff, I’m excited
<Romster>
you pinged me earlier
<Romster>
jaeger, might be fixed later on but i noticed grub2 lists freetype, but the crux 3.6 install iso didn't inject freetype
<Romster>
i noticed since i had to rebuild my recovery machine at work but in the end since it's not a uefi system i couldn't figure out how to do non-uefi with grub2 so i fell back to lilo on that machine.
<beerman>
that has been some time ago ;)
<Romster>
yeah
<Romster>
i was afk and didn't get back until i replied
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<farkuhar>
Romster: iirc the --ignore=... argument is only processed for install/update transactions, not for a listorphans command. To get filtered results without a patch, you can do `comm -13 <(ls /usr/ports/core) <(prt-get listorphans)`.
<farkuhar>
that is, if your shell supports process substitution.
<Romster>
oh that is true
<jaeger>
Romster: should be no need to inject freetype, that's been a dep of grub2 since 2012
<jaeger>
by which I mean if it's installed, freetype already was too
<jaeger>
Unless it was installed via pkgadd without deps, I suppose
<jaeger>
If you decide you want to try grub2 again I can lend a hand
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<Romster>
from the install media it would of been just done with pkgadd
<Romster>
and the dependencies listed on the iso itself as a single flat file.
<Romster>
a grub2 guide for non-uefi setups would be nice i did take a quick search at the time and i found nothing that worked it all talked about uefi, which i got the uiefi working on my desktop with grub2.