Matt Place wrote:
Check out emwrap in the forums:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-282474-highlight-emwrap.html
With emwrap you can rebuild your entire system, including the
toolchain, correctly.
Hope it helps, I think it's great.
Hm. I just checked it out and have to agree - it's
Good question. Unfortunately I haven't used that feature yet. Your
best bet will probably be to post to emwrap's support thread. hielvc
is the one who created emwrap, he'll be best at helping figure out
your particular situation. You may want to check before you post
because chances are good
Hi!
Richard Fish [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]:
When I last rebuilt everything, I did it by:
emerge --emptytree --pretend world \
| grep / \
| awk -F']' '{ print $2 }' buildlist.txt
for x in `cat buildlist.txt`; do
emerge --oneshot $x
if test $? -ne 0; then
echo
Check out emwrap in the forums:
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-282474-highlight-emwrap.html
With emwrap you can rebuild your entire system, including the
toolchain, correctly.
Hope it helps, I think it's great.
-Matt-
On 6/8/05, Alexander Skwar [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi!
Richard
On Tue, 7 Jun 2005, Richard Fish wrote:
Your best bet is probably emerge --emptytree world. That will
basically emerge the current version of world and all dependancies.
Nothing will be built twice.
If you have packages in world file with more versions in more slots,
then only the newest
Alexander Skwar wrote:
Is that actually, what you used? Shouldn't it rather
be:
emerge --oneshot =$x
Yep, you're right. Looks like I need some 'ECC' memory... ;-
-Richard
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Hi,
I have a gentoo system that I've installed (stage 2) a few months
ago with the default options, no optimisations. After some research I
decided to add some optimisations in the CFLAGS and USE variables on the
make.conf. I'll take my chances with the following configuration in CFLAGS:
Ezequiel Tolnay wrote:
Hi,
I have a gentoo system that I've installed (stage 2) a few months
ago with the default options, no optimisations. After some research I
decided to add some optimisations in the CFLAGS and USE variables on
the make.conf. I'll take my chances with the following
Ezequiel Tolnay wrote:
Hi,
I have a gentoo system that I've installed (stage 2) a few months
ago with the default options, no optimisations. After some research I
decided to add some optimisations in the CFLAGS and USE variables on
the make.conf. I'll take my chances with the following
Sorry about the duplicate posts...I wasn't quick enough on the 'cancel'
on the first one!
-Richard
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