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On 06/25/14 04:27, Rick "Zero_Chaos" Farina wrote: |
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> It kinda looks to me like you are abusing --kernel--cc for |
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> something it's not meant for, which makes me think the "fix" is |
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> either doing it right, or fixing genkernel. If you can work up a |
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> sane patch I'll drop it in genkernel myself, but please hit me |
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> directly or I'll completely miss it. |
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> Thanks, Zero |
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Regarding doing it right, let me explain why we're doing it that way, |
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maybe we can find some other way to do it correctly. |
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The ppc installcd has multiple kernels for different type of machines, |
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it has exactly 3 types of kernels, 2 64bit and 1 32bit. It uses a |
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stage3 ppc64 32ul to build the cd. Until last year ppc64 32ul used an |
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independent gcc(kgcc64) to build the kernel, so it could be called |
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with powerpc64-unknown-... to build the kernel. |
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However it switched to using a multilib gcc, so for building a 64bit |
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kernel it can use -m64. |
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gitweb for overlays is still down, so i can't post the link to the |
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spec file, but its this spec file: |
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releases/weekly/specs/ppc/ppc64/installcd-stage2-minimal.spec |
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Any suggestions are welcome. |
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