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On 05/13/2013 08:32 AM, Alexander Berntsen wrote: |
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> On 13/05/13 14:29, Michael Mol wrote: |
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>> Running the script involves (obviously) a great deal of compiling, |
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>> but it results in a fully up-to-date system CFLAGS and USE settings |
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>> as specified up front... |
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> I'm looking for a more minimal thing that's 5-10G and comes without X |
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> or any other heavy software. I will be using it for OpenRC testing and |
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> similar things, so a big and complicated image is not desirable. I'd |
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> like networking to work though. |
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Hm. I've never tried building a Gentoo system that...small. Looks |
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doable, though. |
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Uncomplicated USE flags are no sweat; a lot of the machinery of the |
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script is there to cope with quirks of updates involving large sets of |
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USE flags. |
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Minimal networking should be no sweat; I'll just enable everything KVM |
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supports in the kernel configuration. How *much* networking support do |
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you want, though? Do you need anything more beyond basic layer 3 |
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(IPv4/IPv6) autoconfiguration (DHCP, RAs and IPv4/IPV6 LL), or do you |
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want netfilter? |
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