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On Monday 21 October 2002 12:30 pm, Mark Guertin wrote: |
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> You don't have anything to worry about really, the default CFLAGS would |
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> be pretty much the same as the suggested cflags in make.conf in your |
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> case. |
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The "make.conf" file suggests: |
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CFLAGS="-O2 -pipe -mcpu=603e -mpowerpc-gfxopt -fsigned-char" |
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(where I replaced 750 with 603e, as per the instructions) |
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That line was commented out. You say that these are equivalent to the |
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defaults? I expected that the defaults would compile for the 601, no? Is the |
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"-02" option on by default? (where do I find these defaults?) |
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> Most users dont' isntall the -dev files if they don't need them, |
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> with Gentoo when you isntall a pkg you get the whole pacakge including |
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> all the headers and the includes and the like. This is required in |
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> gentoo as you compile all your own things from src and they are |
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> required. |
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Ah, ok, that make sense. I hadn't thought of that :) Thanks for pointing it |
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out. |
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Anyhow, I also found out that my kernel compiles in "/usr/src" are taking up |
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almost half a gig. That's probably where a lot of the disk space is going. |
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I'll have to clean that up a bit. |
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Marcio Luis Teixeira |
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