> NSS does not seem to like having MAKEFLAGS="-j 2" set since the
Makefile
> depends on files that it creates itself. If multiple threads are
running,
> one thread may be looking for a file that the other thread has not
> finished creating yet.
>
> I am not certain about this, but I thought someone would want to check
it
> out.
i globally use
MAKEFLAGS="-s -j$( cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep processor | tail -n1 | awk ' {
print $3 + 1 } ')"
but i can confirm, with nss i have to use 'make -j1' to overwrite the
global setting.
there are other packages where i have to use -j1:
make : groff, dmraid, nss
test : openssl, patch, tar
install : perl, python.
this is true for 2 (cor2duo E8200) or 4 (i3 530) processors.
tobias
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