ALZ (phyglos.org) wrote:
Yes, doing "-j1" for all packages is a good choice, as it is running all available tests before a "release" build. Long build, but no doubts about how it was build. (I think LFS SBUs are also calculated for -j1)
Yes with the exception of automake checks.
In the book there are several "make -j1" for compiling or "make -j1 check" for testing clearly marked. However I haven't found any "make -j1 install" yet. This is what I found unusual in this package.
Why would you ever want to do a parallel install? How much time would you save? I understand the build and the checks, but the install is the critical part and the time saved is not significant.
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