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Try 'emerge -f' after you did your 'emerge -p', this will download all the |
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sources so you can shut down your connection to the internet while you |
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start your build. If you want to but I don't recommend it you can do the |
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emerge -f in the background and start compiling at the same time it's |
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downloading. |
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Bart. |
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On Wed, 17 Apr 2002, Gwenn Gueguen wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> I just installed Gentoo on my notebook and everything works fine :-) |
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> It looks like emerge downloads a package then compile it, and this |
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> for each required package. |
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> As it can take take some time to download packages, wouldn't it be |
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> great to download a package while compiling another ? |
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> Maybe there could be a thread to download and one to compile or |
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> is it just a stupid idea ? |
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