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On Mon, 18 Apr 2011 09:52:56 +0200, Florian Philipp wrote: |
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>> it's tedious to install things |
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> > through an intermediary system all the time. The fullsize laptop, when |
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> > it gets its rebuild over the next week (it's been a windows 2k3 server |
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> > development system lately) |
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> My strategy for getting Gentoo on a netbook with an SSD is to use NFS |
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> for PORTAGE_TMPDIR. Works nicely and makes less work than building |
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> everything remote. |
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Doesn't using NFS slow compilation right down. I have a script on |
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the build host that enters the chroot and runs emerge -uD --changed-use |
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world, right after cron does emerge --sync, so the packages are |
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automatically available. Ass --usepkg to EMERGE_DEFAULT_OPTS on the |
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netbook and everything is transparent and no work at all (apart from a |
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couple of packages that won't build in the chroot). |
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Neil Bothwick |
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Beware of cover disks bearing upgrades. |
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