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On Thursday 11 March 2004 08:25, George Shapovalov wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 10 March 2004 12:44, Anthony Dodson wrote: |
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> > For instance, how can one move the definition of the "world" class to the |
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> > new machine (bootstrapped) and then emerge all that software at once? Is |
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> > there a better approach? |
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> So, you basically have two different systems and you want to optimize both |
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> (so no common denominator) or they are different arches, meaning that you |
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> would rather recompile; but you would rather not mess with all the |
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> individual packages? Is this the situation? |
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> Then yes, no need to go package by package: |
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> 1. clone your /etc/make.conf and adjust C[XX]FLAGS correspondingly (but |
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> keep USE definition identical) |
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> 2. copy /var/cache/edb/world over |
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(to a different directory) |
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> 3. do "emerge -[p]e world" or even simply "emerge world" |
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emerge $(cat world) |
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Emerge now checks to see if a package listed in the world file is installed |
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before doing anything with it. If it's not installed, it is skipped. |
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Regards, |
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Jason Stubbs |
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