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> but you will need to adjust for whatever spkgs are shipped with the
> version of Sage you run. Note that you have to build numpy *before*
> scipy.
Forgot to add: You should be aware that forcing rebuild of numpy and
scipy will break your Sage install if something goes wrong. If you are
using a binary there is a bigger chance for something to go wrong
compared when you did build Sage from sources yourself.
What you can do is to run
./sage -bdist my-sage
and this will create a tar.gz in $SAGE_ROOT/dist that you can copy
somewhere else and in case you break your Sage install you can wipe
out the old install and untar the -bdisted one and you are back to
square one :)
Cheers,
Michael
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