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Simon schrieb: |
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>> Your email is very long, so I'm not sure if I've taken it all in, but |
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>> what I'd suggest is a shared /usr/portage directory (easily done by |
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>> NFS) and distcc. |
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> This creates a dependency on the host that contains the portage tree. |
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> It also remove some flexibility. For example, taking my laptop away from |
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> my 'portage pc' would make it impossible for me to modify my current |
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> installs while away. There are other consideration and the use of a |
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> sync'ed portage tree on each pc vs using nfs is a debate that I won't go |
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> into now and this part is not much of an importance in my problem... |
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> compilation is!... |
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You might want to take a look at Coda instead of NFS. It supports |
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"disconnected" read/write: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coda_(file_system) |
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I haven't used it though. |
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