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Evan Klitzke <eklitzke <at> gmail.com> writes: |
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It actually isn't that important to stay abreast of the newest |
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profiles. If you actually look at the profile, you'll see three |
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files. One of them is packages, which just specifies the minimum |
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versions for a couple packages (in this case baselayout, binutils, |
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gcc, and glibc). The other imporant one is make.defaults which just |
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specifies the default USE flags, which are overriden by any changes |
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you have in make.conf. Probably the only thing that will change if |
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you move to a new profile is you *might* get some new default USE |
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flags, but since you probably have quite a few of your in in make.conf |
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this probably won't even change anything. Also, the settings in |
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make.conf rarely change from version to version. |
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Good to know..... |
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thx |
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James |
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