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On Fri, Apr 12, 2013 at 02:47:05PM -0400, Rick "Zero_Chaos" Farina wrote: |
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> On 04/12/2013 02:21 PM, W. Trevor King wrote: |
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> > +ccache:: |
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> > +Enable build time ccache support. |
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> Warning, ccache has been known to cause random build failures and bugs |
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> reported with ccache enabled may be closed invalid. |
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Added for v3. |
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> > +kerncache:: |
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> > +Keep a `tbz2` of your built kernel and modules. This is useful if |
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> > +your build dies during `livecd-stage2`. |
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> kerncache keeps a full dir of everything like seedcache does. |
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For v3, I'll use: |
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kerncache:: |
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Keep a copy of the built kernel and modules. This is useful if your |
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build dies during `livecd-stage2`. |
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> > +pkgcache:: |
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> > +Keep a ``tbz2`` of every built package. This is useful if your build |
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> > +dies prematurely. |
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> Might be easier to just say this enables the binpkg feature of portage... |
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Do you mean `emerge --usepkg --buildpkg`? How about: |
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pkgcache:: |
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Enable `--usepkg` and `--buildpkg` for most *emerge(1)* runs. This is |
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useful if your build dies prematurely. However, you may experience |
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linking problems. See the *BINARY PACKAGE DEPENDENCIES* section for |
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details. |
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> > +snapcache:: |
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> > +Cache the snapshot so that it can be bind-mounted into the chroot. |
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> > +WARNING: moving parts of the portage tree from within fsscript *will* |
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> > +break your cache. The cache is unlinked before any empty or rm |
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> > +processing, though. |
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> - -, though |
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Added to v3. |
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> > +*storedir*:: |
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> > +Location for built seeds, temporary files, and caches. |
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> mention the default location |
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For v3: |
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*storedir*:: |
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Location for built seeds, temporary files, and caches (example: |
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`/var/tmp/catalyst`). |
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Thanks! |
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Trevor |
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