Nick,
I'm trying to set $ARCH according to uname. Which should I use?
# uname -p
i686
# uname -i
i386
According to man uname, -p is the processor type (more specific), and -i
is the hardware platform (less specific). My machine is a Pentium-II, so
i686 is correct for the processor. Will toaster packages build ok with
--target=i686? (According to an earlier email, it will). Any problem
with using ARCH=`uname -p` that you know of? It seems to me that it'd be
better optimized.
What does SuSE give? That appears to be compiled optimized for plain
Pentium.
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-Eric 'shubes'
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