Funny, this time it worked. Any reasons for it working sometimes as
expectedt but not always? Is stopping scripts done randomly?
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Hi people,
this one is concerning the order of scripts during shutdown. Yesterday I
forgot to umount some NFS shares on my notebook and shut down the
computer. My ethernet devices eth0 and eth1 became stopped and _after_
that it tried to stop the nfsmount script. This is somewhat senseless,
i
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>I understand that too, but: whatever I compile in the chroot will have
>to run on my P4 for a while until it's done. Like the complete toolchain
>and some others. But if everybody says that's all fine I'll believe that.
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My thought is the following: the system in the chroot utilizes the
Nick Rout wrote:
>whatever you do in the chroot will not affect your system outside the
>chroot (except where you have remounted stuff like /usr/portage and
>/proc)
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Yes, I know and understand that.
>therefore you can set CFLAGS to whatever you like inside the chroot, and
>compile for athlo
Jan Drugowitsch wrote:
>>Do you have xscreensaver installed?
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>yes, but it doesn't seem to show up in the kde settings.
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>Jan
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There was a bug once, something with the suid bit of xscreensaver or
some other permission thing..
Will try to find the info [...]
http://forums.gentoo
I thought a bit about it and came to the conclusion that doing the
install just like normal is the way to go, all in a single dir
somewhere. For CFLAGS i will go with march=i686 and mtune=athlon-tbird,
think that will keep compatibility with my home setup and will also
optimize for remote arch.
Co
Nick Rout wrote:
>relatively simple. the general idea is thus:
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Ok, thank you. The main concern I had were concerning the CFLAGS,
because I think after building say coreutils in the chroot for Athlon
they will not work any longer on my P4 but I need them in the chroot, no?
Jan
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Keziah W wrote:
>Maybe this will help?
>http://dev.gentoo.org/~vapier/CROSS-COMPILE-HOWTO
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Interesting, I will read. Thank you!
Jan
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Hello there,
I want to build a complete Gentoo system on my PC to save a friend the
time for compiling. The question I have is: what do I need to take care
of if my machine is a Pentium 4 and his is an Athlon? I know that if I
choose my CFLAGS like march=i686 the code will run on both machines, bu
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