On 16 Mar 2004, TMI-Concept <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > ++ Now, My last alternative is to go back to the "section 5.6.3 > Communicating Options to a Sub-make." Looks like i finally won't find > any simple answer to my problem, and even go to a brain deadlock. > > So is there any possibility to have a simple and explicit example of > what make expects in order to run a kernel compilation using distcc ? > The example string listed in the "man distcc" led (lead?) me to this: > > make -j4 CC=distcc bzImage:
I assume you didn't really have a colon at the end? That invocation looks fine to me. You don't say what kernel you're trying to build, but in general the kernel makefiles are OK for -j. What shell do you use. What is $SHELL set to? Does it still fail if you don't set CC=distcc? I think you must have some environmental problem causing make to fail, or possibly a make bug. I think make needs to create a temporary fifo, and maybe it doesn't have permission to do that. strace may help. -- Martin
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