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I have no idea what the problem was exactly, but I'm sure it was trivial. In |
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fact, I highly suspect it was just that I didn't restart distccd or something as |
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boring as that... I guess a good sleep + a good shower + a good coffee was what |
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I needed to get it working! |
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I tested several values of -j and all give pretty much the same results which is |
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about 15% acceleration (computers are 433MHz/128Mb(swaps-a-lot), 450MHz(512Mb) |
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and 700MHz(512Mb)). I don't think I should expect more acceleration, should I? |
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Anyway, thanks and now, let's update these ancient monsters! |
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Simon |
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Simon wrote: |
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> Hi, |
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> I've followed several docs about setting up distcc, one from the |
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> gentoo manuals and the other on distcc's website. I believe I |
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> understand the whole concept pretty well, but my problem is: only the |
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> first host compiles. |
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> I have 3 hosts, if I use nmap, it can detect the distcc port is open |
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> what version of distcc and gcc it's using. This proves it's running on |
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> all hosts. I have scp all distcc config files to all hosts, including |
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> make.conf (3 pcs are the same arch, etc). And of course option -j4 |
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> If I run emerge on a pkg, I will see the log populating on the 3 |
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> machines, there must be communication! After manipulating DISTCC_DIR, I |
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> got distccmon-gui to work. |
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> The monitor will show at the begining that "localhost" is compiling a |
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> small file during the ./configure. Then when compilation kicks in, |
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> "localhost" stops working completely and "192.168.96.64"(ip of localhost |
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> on lan) starts working steadily. IP:*.64 is the first host in |
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> /etc/distcc/hosts. |
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> I have set the logs to debug level, which i believe is the level that |
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> will show ALL information (right?). I have read through that log during |
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> a compilation, specially at the start, and found absolutely no mention |
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> of the IP of any other hosts, nothing talking about connection issues or |
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> similar. |
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> I'm stuck here, I don't know what I'm looking for and help would be |
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> greatly appreciated! |
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> Thanks, |
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> Simon |
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