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Subject: Re: verifing installs
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Aryeh M. Friedman wrote:
> I want to install a bunch of packages one at a time (all in the same
> chain) but pause between each one to allow me to do some testing...
> make XXX where XXX is something like x11/gnome2 doesn't do this and I
> don't want to go tracking down every depend package by hand and doing
> stuff that way.... ideally I want to do somehing like:
> 
> cd /usr/ports/xorg/gnome2
> make single
> 
> and it will make the next package in the DAG for gnome2
> 
> any ideas on how do something like this?
> 


This is a ports question, please seek help on the ports mailinglist.


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