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On 3:33:23 am 10/05/04 Chris White <chriswhite@g.o> wrote: |
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> > All, |
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> > Maybe I've just not seen this, but what sort of footprint does |
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> > portage leave on embedded systems with low cpu/ram? I ask this |
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> > mainly because it's a Good Thing To Know (tm) considering the last |
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> > LWE conference was full of people asking about using Gentoo for |
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> > embedded devices. Something like higher end Palms may be able to |
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> > dish it out, but what happens when you get to lower end palms or |
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> > even cell phones? Thanks ahead of time for any/all comments and |
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> > hold on (*ChrisWhite prepares fireproof suit)... and flames. |
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I generally use ROOT= from a uclibc chroot I have on my system. Just |
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yesterday, I booted a uml with only 3 packages installed. |
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ROOT="/mnt" USE="make-busybox-symlinks" \ |
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emerge -k uclibc busybox baselayout-lite |
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then I copied that to a uml root_fs, made a few changes, and it worked |
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I've got to feed a few changes back into the busybox/uclibc/baselayout-lite |
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ebuilds, and I'm hopefully going to get around to writing up some |
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notes/docs on how best to use and manage similar things. |
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--Iggy |
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> > Chris White <chriswhite@g.o> |
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> > ChrisWhite @ irc.freenode.net |
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