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Hi devs, |
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I want to inform you that I uploaded a full set of binary packages to |
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ibiblio last night. You can find em to the i686 subdir in the |
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packages/snapshots dir. |
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The latest emerge version contains two new flags for dealing with binary |
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packages. (thanks daniel) |
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If you use the flag --buildpkg emerge will create binary packages from |
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every package it builds. |
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If you use --usepkg emerge will use a binary package if it is available. |
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At the moment emerge does not test if you have changed someting in the |
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USE variable. |
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So here are the setting I used for these binaries. |
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USE="gnome bonobo gtk X qt kde motif opengl mmx sse mitshm alsa esd lcms |
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gif sdl lm_sensors lvm pcmcia-cs berkdb gdbm tcpd pam |
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readline gpm slang libwww ssl nls" |
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Additionally to these defaults I added "mozilla ldap xml imap". |
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CHOST="i686-pc-linux-gnu" |
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CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS="-mpentiumpro -march=pentiumpro -O3 -pipe" |
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These binaries can be used with the latest sys-i686 snapshot without |
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problems, but make sure you use the same USE flags in the future. |
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The binaries will not run on i486 or i586(k6/2) machines. |
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bye achim~ |