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Pawel K wrote: |
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> Hello |
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> I've changed -march from pentrium4 to pentium3 and |
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> wanted to recompile everything. |
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What does this have to do with the "iptables wiki"? IOW: Please |
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do *NOT* capture threads! Do *NOT* reply to a message and change |
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the subject, when you want to start a new thread! Thanks. |
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> I've used the |
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> following command to do that: |
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> emerge --update --deep --newuse world |
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> but only about 50% packages have been recompiled. |
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> 1) How can I recompile all of them ? |
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That's because of the "--newuse" and "--update". If you want |
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to recompile everything, do "emerge --emptytree --deep world" |
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> I don't want to download new packages, I just want to |
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> recompile existing ones. |
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You might have to download packages; eg. if there were changes |
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without a revision change. |
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And if you don#t want new packages, then --update was wrong in |
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the first place. |
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> 2) Can I work on that machine during recompilation. |
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Generally speaking, yes, you can. Your system will be slower, |
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but that's of course to be expected, as it is busy. |
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> I |
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> mean what happens with binaries that are currently |
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> executed and need to be replaced with pentium3 |
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> compiled version ? |
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They'll be replaced. |
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Alexander Skwar |
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-- |
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The more laws and order are made prominent, the more thieves and |
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robbers there will be. |
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-- Lao Tsu |
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