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Hey, |
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some time ago I wrote an article about how to install Gentoo on a |
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Raspberry Pi: |
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https://blog.ramses-pyramidenbau.de/?p=188 |
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Maybe this is interesting for you. |
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There's also a precompiled bootable image available for download. |
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Regards |
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Ralf |
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On 04/16/2014 07:11 PM, Peter Humphrey wrote: |
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> On Wednesday 16 Apr 2014 17:34:54 Jarry wrote: |
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>> 2. What distro? Right now I'm using Gentoo on all my servers |
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>> but I'm not sure it is the best option for this puppy (Gentoo |
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>> puts quite high demands on filesystem). If I redirect all the |
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>> compilation work to other "mature" server (distcc/crossdev), |
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>> can I use even Gentoo? Or is Raspbian still the better choice? |
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> I found distcc hard work when I was installing Gentoo on my Atom box, so I |
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> NFS-exported its package directory to a 32-bit chroot on my workstation, did |
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> all the emerging etc. there, including building binary packages, then |
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> emerge -k on the Atom installed the system with minimum fuss. |
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> It's not too hard to keep the portage setup in step, once you understand what |
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> bdeps are :-( |
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