On Tue, 24 Nov 2015 10:31:37 +0100, M&S - Krasznai András 
<krasznai.and...@mands.hu> wrote:

> Good morning!
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> I experience the following errors:
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> after setting up ccache according to the howto I tried to compile world and 
> kernel.
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> make buildworld
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> runs correctly, takes appr. 3 hours to finish for the first run. Repeating it 
> finishes in a little less than 1 hour.
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> Make -j5 buildworld
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> also finishes correctly and takes about 23 minutes.
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> After finishing the kernel compile
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> Make installkernel
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> Reboot
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> Then
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> make installworld
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> gives a lot of error messages:
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> ccache: error: Could not find compiler "cc" in PATH
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> but finishes, and the system appears to be working, but I think there must be 
> some problem what I could not find.
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> Compilation and installation finishes correctly if i do not use ccache but 
> rather slow.
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> The system has been reinstalled from scratch, source tree was downloaded on 
> Friday and updated few minutes before compile on Monday.
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> The kernel config is a stripped down GENERAL (I left out those drivers and 
> kernel modules which handle hardware not present in my laptop).
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> I use src.conf to eliminate compiling such components which I do not use 
> (BLUETOOTH, IPX/SPX, etc). COMPILER_TYPE is set in my .cshrc to clang.
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> What can I do to eliminate the ccache error during installworld apart from 
> not using ccache?
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> Best regards
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Having something similar after an installworld in single user mode, I was 
wondering if
a FLAG 
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> András Krasznai
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