On Sunday 02 February 2014 19:43:01 Frank Steinmetzger did opine:
On Sun, Feb 02, 2014 at 07:58:22AM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote:
On Sat, Feb 01, 2014 at 12:39:16PM -0500, Gene Heskett wrote:
It would not surprise me to learn that neither nepomuk, soprano,
nor virtuoso-t, can deal with a 30gig database on a 32bit PAE
system. They have all been segfaulters from the gitgo here.
So I am intermittently looking for an alternative. Including a
full 64 bit kernel build, but the build process makes that
impossible.
How so? Special case on your machine? I'm running a 64 bit kernel
with an otherwise 32 bit userland on my Atom netbook. All you gotta
do is get a 64 bit compiler toolchain (which is quite easily
achieved on Gentoo) and pass some parameters to the kernel make.
[...]
gentoo eh? Thats a system I have not yet tried. I wonder how long it
would take to get this system rebuilt in gentoo?
The netbook takes maybe 20 hours to build a KDE update (not full
environment, only kdebase, most of kdepim and some select programs).
The kernel with only the stuff I need takes around 55 minutes (Atom
N450, single core with HT).
So, what else do I need to change in the build tools dept, to be able
to build a working 64 bit kernel? This is the ubuntu 10.04.4 LTS
version of build_essentials. So even the compiler is old, so old it
hasn't the ability to build any stack protection bits.
Well, the Gentoo way uses a package called crossdev. You just tell it
the desired architecture and it builds the toolchain (binutils, gcc and
glibc). With those three, I am able to build the kernel.
To actually build the kernel, you have to either set the different
compiler in menuconfig, or pass it as parameter to make. The line from
my Makefile:
cd /usr/src/64 make -C /usr/src/linux O=`pwd`
CROSS_COMPILE=x86_64-pc-linux-gnu- bzImage modules
(I separate build dir from sources dir)
And before I go charging off to do a gentoo build, what is the first
users UID on gentoo?
1000
Good, one less roadblock. In the meantime I built a 3.13.1-x64, crashed
about 2 secs into the boot, no init found. Uncheck that box, go turn on the
PAE, and I expect it would boot ok. Sigh...
Cheers, Gene
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