On Tue, Apr 16, 2013 at 09:57:21AM -0500, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> 
> For linux, the .la files are just not needed.  They will be used if 
> present, but the only problem I've ever had was when some .la files are 
> present and dependent files are deleted.  The solution has always been 
> rm /usr/lib/*.la
> 
 The missing dependent files *might* have been why I had problems in
the past.  At the moment I'm renaming all my .la files and the build
itself has been fine.  But the only update I've made has been to
firefox-20 on one of the systems (the others were built with that
version).  When I had problems in the past it was several months
into the systems' life, so for me this is like the results of the
French Revolution : too early to say.

> > Ken Moffat wrote:
> >> LFS itself took about 3 hours.
> >
> > That is very impressive.  Was experimenting with a build of just gcc over
> > the weekend and that took 4 hours by itself.  Didn't try the -j option.
> > Some of the systems I've tried it on just locked up with it.
> 
> Yes, it does indicate a fast system, but I don't think Ken runs tests. 
> My system with all tests takes 4.9 hours (-j1).  gcc in chapter 6 takes 
> 116 minutes, but 100 minutes or so of that are the tests.
> 
>    -- Bruce
 Yes, that was the third build of 7.3 so I didn't have any interest
in chroot tests.  I only ran the toolchain tests because my scripts
are set up to always do that.  And I was surprised how quick it was.

 The first build was on my phonon, which is supposedly a faster
machine (SBU times now suggest otherwise, at least with ondemand
cpufreq).  It looks like the elapsed time for LFS chapter 6, with
tests, was something like 4.5 hours net (but built in three or four
phases, probably because of script errors.  And that _was_ with -j3
'make' on most things (but definitely not -j4 : this box loses its
lunch if I do that on anything complex, sometimes it even fails in
 kernel builds with -j4).

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