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> Really late post on this, but an emphasis on march settings is |
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> warranted. |
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> This will totally bungle all kinds of compiling. |
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Daid, thanks for your input. I keep an extra line of 'safe' cflags |
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commented out, which saved the day in this case. |
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If it helps anyone, here's what the [continuing] problem was: |
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When I figured out that I was using the wrong march, I switched it |
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out, but forgot to look over the cflags, which still contained -msse3. |
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Hence some improvement but not a total fix. I was thinking of giving |
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my safe cflags a go, when, looking at them and at my regular cflags, I |
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realized that -msse3 didn't belong. Fixed it, emerge -uDNe world, and |
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now emerge --sync works! |
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Based on this experience, I would submit that if you're running Gentoo |
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and seeing SIGILL, double checking your march and your cflags would be |
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a pretty good place to start. |
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Alexander Clark |
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