On Tue, 5 May 2009 16:32:39 -0400
Simon wrote:
> > Storage space comes pretty cheap these days, so prehaps it's just
> > easier to get dirt-cheap 80G harddisk and build (and keep) all the
> > packages from sum of the worlds on it in a dedicated chroot or VM?
>
> Well, i'm keeping all packages cu
> Storage space comes pretty cheap these days, so prehaps it's just
> easier to get dirt-cheap 80G harddisk and build (and keep) all the
> packages from sum of the worlds on it in a dedicated chroot or VM?
Well, i'm keeping all packages currently, and diskspace is cheap for
home computers, but not
On Tue, 5 May 2009 10:27:52 -0400
Simon wrote:
...
> Right now, here's the base of the process to get one PC updated
> (without my unison world):
> host> emerge --sync
> host> emerge -uDN sum(worlds) [builds binpkgs]
>
> PC> emerge -uDN -k world
> -
>
> Here's the process ( a bit more comp
Hi there,
i've been using my host online to compile updates for like the past
year or so... My host is currently configured so that its world file
is the combination of all my PCs at home's world. So the host has x11
installed and lots of other completely useless stuff for a remote
host! I dec
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