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On Tuesday 05 December 2006 22:49, Leandro Melo de Sales wrote: |
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> Ok... thanks Michael and Neil, I didn't know that compiling |
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> openoffice take to many times. For next big emerges I'll do what you |
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> suggested. |
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For future reference, there are several big packages that can take a |
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while to compile. OpenOffice is by far the longest, some others are: |
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- the old monolithic kde ebuilds. 8 or 9 BIG packages. The newer |
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kde-meta ebuilds are better in this regard - 200 smaller packages |
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- kdelibs, even as a single package, it can still be an hour on most |
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laptops |
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- glibc if it compiles all locales |
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- mozilla-firefox and seamonkey. 1.5 to 2 hours is not unusual |
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- the old monolithic X server. You shouldn't be using this anymore |
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though |
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- php |
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In general, if the source package is big, then the compile will take a |
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while. Anything over 30M of source will probably take at least an hour |
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(give and take some of course) |
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And screen is your second best friend ever (Google is the first). It's |
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so useful you might consider putting it in your shell profile so you |
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can't forget to use it |
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alan |
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> Leandro |
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> 2006/12/5, Michael Sullivan <michael@××××××××××××.com>: |
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> > On Tue, 2006-12-05 at 16:46 -0300, Leandro Melo de Sales wrote: |
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> > > OK. The problem is that I typed "emerge openoffice" in a xterm. |
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> > > Is it possible to turn X off and continue compilation on console? |
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> > > Leandro |
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> > If you can get to your non-X console (Control+Alt+F1) and from |
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> > there issue /etc/init.d/xdm stop. I'm not quite sure what would |
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> > heppen to the progress you've made, since it's in an xterm. You |
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> > should probably do big emerges like that in a screen... |
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> > -- |
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