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So far so good, gcc-4.2.2 emerged with no problems! 19 more packages to |
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go of `emerge -e system'. |
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Maybe I should now run the same step-by-step script on an FC6 machine |
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and a non-cooperative machine like SUSE Enterprise 9.3 in a kind of |
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parallel slalom. If the same EPREFIX path string is used on both machines |
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the console output should be largely the same, and it may be possible |
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to pinpoint the place where the SUSE bootstrap goes wrong. |
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I need to set up a faster machine with FC6 though... |
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--Rabbe |
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Rabbe Fogelholm wrote: |
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> Thanks for pointers to platforms. |
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> |
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> I have a Fedora Core box running as print server (that distro happens to |
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> be friendly to the Brother HL2030 ultra-budget laser printer), and I found |
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> out that it is FC6 and there is some GBs of disk available. So I have |
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> started a prefix-gentoo bootstrapping script on it this morning. It runs |
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> at 650 MHz and it takes a while. Right now it is at package 31 out of 60 |
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> in `emerge -e system', this is soon before the gcc-4.2.2 hurdle. |
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> Crossed fingers thus, |
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> --Rabbe |
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> |
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> Matt Michalowski wrote: |
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>> Rabbe Fogelholm wrote: |
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>>> I am having problems with all Linux platforms that I have tried so far, |
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>>> so now I am looking for some convenient workable platform for reference |
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>>> purposes. Which may of course boil down to Fedora Core, but it would be |
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>>> interesting to hear other success stories too. |
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>>> |
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>> I myself have managed to bootstrap and get it fully working on: |
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>> Debian Sarge x86 |
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>> Debian Etch x86 |
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>> Debian Etch amd64 |
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>> Ubuntu Feisty x86 |
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>> Ubuntu Gutsy x86 |
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>> |
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>> Matt. |
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