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Ned Ludd wrote: |
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>>> Well, I usually like to stay closer to a tree that being maintained. |
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>> If you like you can rebuild the squashfs-porttree every day and update your system |
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>> emerge --sync && mk_squashfs_tree && emerge -avb system && emerge -avb world && |
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genpkgindex && rsync_tbz2 |
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>> :-D |
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>> Ned was explaining how to use qmerge a few weeks ago so this my also be an option. |
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>> But Im not sure how (well) qmerge can handle deps?! |
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> It does not handle deps that well at all. Use the -KOq options when |
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> merging stuff with it. Work out what they might be via -pv |
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Well I may go this route. For now, I'm going to research my options. |
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I will most likely wait until the work on GNAP is completed and I |
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can evaluate GNAP. |
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I do appreciated all information posted on this thread, as I continue |
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to research my options on how best to use the old i586 and k6 hardware |
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that I maintain for others to use as firewalls, dns servers and |
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terminal servers. |
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Here in Tampa Bay, both Bright house(cable) and Verizon (fios) allow |
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multiple static IP addresses, dns services and web services to be |
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hosted on home networks. I'm going the multiple IP route myself, but, |
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I do not want to use new or expensive hardware for these |
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aforementioned servers. |
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I have dozens of embedded boards. When it is all completed, I hope to |
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securely connect lots of the various uP, DSP and fpga boards to both |
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ethernet and a terminal server, so folks can developed and test code. |
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It's been a goal for a few years now. Finally, at the end of the |
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summer, my (consulting obligations) will be complete and I'll have the |
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necessary time to build this network for embedded development. |
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James |
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