I deleted all my inactive ports. I then ran this command:
script bigbuild.log sudo port -pdk upgrade --force installed +universal
in an effort to build all my ports universal. The -k option was used to
keep the builds in case I had to run the command again.
After a few hours of compilation,
I upped the max number of open files using ulimit from
256 to 1 and ran my massive build again.
While the build was running I monitored the files opened
by tclsh8.5 using
sudo lsof | grep -i tcl | grep receipts | wc -l
There were 272 instances of
On Dec 20, 2009, at 07:41, David Evans wrote:
I upped the max number of open files using ulimit from
256 to 1 and ran my massive build again.
While the build was running I monitored the files opened
by tclsh8.5 using
sudo lsof | grep -i tcl | grep receipts | wc -l
There were 272
On 2009-12-20 23:04 , David Evans wrote:
I deleted all my inactive ports. I then ran this command:
script bigbuild.log sudo port -pdk upgrade --force installed +universal
in an effort to build all my ports universal. The -k option was used to
keep the builds in case I had to run the
Running Snow Leopard on MacBookPro 2,2 (32 bit Core2Duo).
It says that SMP Emulator was enabled by user but I didn't explicitly enable
anything.
I'm clueless and any help is much appreciated.
rjsjr
Macintosh-2:~ wobbet$ sudo port install erlang
Password:
--- Computing dependencies for erlang
Ryan Schmidt wrote:
On Dec 20, 2009, at 07:41, David Evans wrote:
I upped the max number of open files using ulimit from
256 to 1 and ran my massive build again.
While the build was running I monitored the files opened
by tclsh8.5 using
sudo lsof | grep -i tcl | grep receipts | wc
Joshua Root wrote:
While running out of fds is obviously bad, why are you using --force and
not --enforce-variants?
Probably because I had not realised the option existed.
Now that I've read the man page again it's there hidden in
plain sight.
On Dec 20, 2009, at 17:39, Robert Sanford wrote:
Running Snow Leopard on MacBookPro 2,2 (32 bit Core2Duo).
FYI, the Core2Duo is a 64-bit processor.
It says that SMP Emulator was enabled by user but I didn't explicitly enable
anything.
It was enabled by the portfile on your behalf.
I'm
I did the selfupdate and clean and ran the install w/ -universal (you are
correct in my having +universal in the config although that doesn't always
work) and it installed/activated/cleaned. Need to do some testing but am
confident at this point. But...
What is the -univeral going to do to my
On Dec 20, 2009, at 20:18, Robert Sanford wrote:
I did the selfupdate and clean and ran the install w/ -universal (you are
correct in my having +universal in the config although that doesn't always
work) and it installed/activated/cleaned. Need to do some testing but am
confident at this
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