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JustinHoMi
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Tanetal
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Hi there!
The solution provided by Steven Robertson works here too, the only thing that will always fail (as far as I know) is compiling the glibc via distcc. The remote emerge -e system fails therefore too.
Workaround: distcc until glibc starts or fails, edit make.conf not to use distcc, emerge -e --resume system, after glibc Ctrl-C the process, edit make.conf again to use distcc, and emerge -e --resume system again. Works like a charm.
Everything else works without fiddling around.
Greetings
/me
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Sm1
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Location: Ames, IA
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Instead of having to stop your compile, you should be able to do something like
FEATURES=-distcc emerge glibc && emerge -e system |
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Steven Robertson
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| Posted: Mon Jun 27, 2005 2:31 pm Post subject: |
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I don't think that'd work -- emerge -e system ignores the fact that you just emerged glibc (by design). Glancing through the Gentoo dev docs, I don't see any way to override FEATURES on a per-ebuild basis. You could do something ugly like:
| Code: | # emerge --oneshot $(emerge --columns -e system -p | grep -oe '[[]ebuild[NSUDRFf ]\+] [^ ]\+[/][^ ]\+' | \
grep -oe '[^ ]\+[/][^ ]\+' | tr '\n' ' ' | grep -oe '^.*sys-libs/glibc' | sed 's:sys-libs/glibc::g')
# FEATURES="-distcc" emerge glibc
# emerge --oneshot $(emerge --columns -e system -p | grep -oe '[[]ebuild[NSUDRFf ]\+] [^ ]\+[/][^ ]\+' | \
grep -oe '[^ ]\+[/][^ ]\+' | tr '\n' ' ' | grep -oe 'sys-libs/glibc.*$' | sed 's:sys-libs/glibc::g')
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Tanetal
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Hi!
I should have noted that I was installing a new computer using the Stage 1/3 Installation Guide for 2005.0 and GCC 3.4.4.
So the build order was important to me.
Just for compiling only glibc, other solutions would indeed be easier ... 
Greetings
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topace3
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Location: Stockholm, Sweden
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Gentoo on AMD64
