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* Tom Lund [tlund@×××××.com] [2002-09-13 11:16 -0500]: |
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> Can anyone tell me the significance of the CHOST line in |
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> /etc/make.conf. Is there a list of machine types that I should check? |
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> It's using a default "powerpc-unknown right now. I'm installing on an |
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> Old World machine and the bootstrap process is installing generic |
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> resources I don't need, i.e. usb. |
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CHOST="powerpc-unknown-linux-gnu is correct for OldWorld machines also |
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(this is more a pointer for compiler than of available hardware such as |
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USB). |
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As far as sys-apps/usbutils goes, you can unmerge and emerge inject so |
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as not to have it present on the specific machine but meet the |
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requirement of "system" (that is until we perhaps intoduce some other |
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way of handling this issue). |
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best |
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cal |
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