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KH schrieb: |
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> Hi, |
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> so I temporarily disable all USE flags in my make.conf by adding the "#" |
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> to the line. Some with package.use. |
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> The I run : |
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> USE="cpudetection" emerge -pv mplayer |
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> Is this a valid way of approache? |
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From Stroller: |
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Apparently not! |
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I rebuilt using that flag & received this message: |
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* You've enabled the cpudetection flag. This feature is |
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* included mainly for people who want to use the same |
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* binary on another system with a different CPU architecture. |
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* MPlayer will already detect your CPU settings by default at |
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* buildtime; this flag is used for runtime detection. |
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* You won't need this turned on if you are only building |
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* mplayer for this system. Also, if your compile fails, try |
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* disabling this use flag. |
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I think this speaks for itself. |
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Stroller. |
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So to answer my own question: It looks like it isn't the correct approache. |
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