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Em 21/03/2011, às 07:40, Peter Humphrey <pe...@humphrey.ukfsn.org> escreveu: > Hello list, > > I'm setting my i5 workstation up to be an emerge host to a new Atom N550 box > on the LAN. I've created a 32-bit chroot at /mnt/atom on the i5 box, written > an init.d script to mount the Atom's whole file system on /mnt/atom/target > over NFS, and set an alias > tmerj='emerge --root=/target --jobs=5 --keep-going' > in /mnt/atom/etc/profile.d/profile_aliases.sh. > > The Atom box has had nfs-utils installed at an early stage so that the > workstation can do all the heavy work. Its /etc/exports file says > / 192.168.2.6(sync,rw,no_root_squash,no_subtree_check > > This appears to be working, but for an odd wrinkle (and it's too early to > declare success of the whole operation). Some packages, such as MySQL, when > I've installed them this way have also been installed in parallel on the > host machine. At least, that appeared to be happening because for several > packages I had one job emerge " to /target/" and another emerge without that > qualification. Yet when I cat /mnt/atom/var/lib/portage/world, it's empty. > > How should I interpret this? Have I missed something in the setup? I'm also > unsure of the effect of /proc and /sys being nfs-exported from the Atom, so I > think I'll make the export a bit more selective (when gentoo-sources have > finished being written to disk - it's been about 20 minutes so far). > > Incidentally, one thing I've noticed is that the final stage of installing > gentoo-sources, the writing to disk of all the files, takes many minutes > because of the slow 2.5" disk in the Atom box. The rest of the operation, so > far, is pleasingly quick - much better than building natively on the Atom. > > -- > Rgds > Peter >
