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Kerin Millar wrote: |
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>>>>In gentoo the kernel has to be compiled. |
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>>>No, it doesn't. Your problem concerns the matter of finding a mechanism |
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>>>to |
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>>>distribute a pre-compiled kernel; specifically, you want to use |
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>>>portage's |
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>>>existing binary package mechanism. |
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>>We don't we understand, but the exchange of these messages is interesting |
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>>and |
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>>helpful (thx). What you're saying is the same things that I was, writing |
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> OK, well it was just theoretical but I can't seen any reason why it |
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> wouldn't work. If I actually put it to the test myself, I'll be sure to |
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> let you know how ;) |
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> Regards, |
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> --Kerin Francis Millar |
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I've got a script which I use to create binary packages for hosts I |
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manage located here: |
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http://hobag.inetfast.com/gentoo/kpackage |
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It's kind of old (wrote it almost 2 years ago), but it still works for me. |
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Mike |
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