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Hello Dear All |
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I asked many Gentoo guru, they could not help me. |
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This question will be never answered, because this is |
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not implemented yet. Ok I'll try to do it, create some |
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guide or toolchain, if I'll find the way. |
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The help is still necessary for me. Any ideas are |
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welcome. The cool start point for me is guide how to |
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create Gentoo stage files. And how to do it for other |
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target hosts. Where can I look for it? |
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Thanks. |
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Vitaly Ivanov wrote: |
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> how to make binnary .tbz2 packages for target |
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> with incompatible instruction set, |
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> for example, on Pentium4 for ViaC3 |
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skip... |
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> The first step is done.User can add |
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> 'PORTAGE_BINHOST=' to make.conf |
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> and use binnary packages |
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> but how to setup 'fast server' to create .tbz2 packages? |
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> ok |
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> I can chroot from pentium4 to pentium2 and fast compile all packages, |
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> good, what about chroot from AthlonXP or from Pentium4 to ViaC3 ??? |
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> This is the main question: |
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> How to make binnary packages (tbz2 's) no AthlonXP optimized for Via C3? |
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> (what way is for machines with imcompatible instruction set) |
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> if I want to use optimized system I need to start from stage1, |
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> and not use stage2 or stage3... |
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> The dreams: |
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> on Athlon XP |
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> -download and unpack to separate dir stage1 and last portage snapshot |
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> -may be mount --bind dev and proc and chroot |
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> -change profile via symlink |
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> -edit make.conf (CFLAGS="-march=c3 -O3 -pipe" FEATURES="buildpkg") |
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> some-other-bootstrap.sh |
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> emerge system |
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> emerge --buildpkg windowmaker , emerge --buildpkg mozilla and emerge |
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> --buildpkg some-package again |
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> export or copy all .tbz2 packages to ViaC3 hosts |
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> install .tbz2 packages by emerge --usepkgonly package-name on ViaC3 |
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> Thanks for any ideas. |