, 2003 at 05:04:18PM -0700, Riyad Kalla wrote:
They might be referring to the genflags package, it comes with
strangely names info2flags, info2host and host2flags. It parses your
machine information and spits back safe/fast flags for you. Kind of a
middle ground. Not freakishly optimized, but also
Now,
I for one would be -VERY- interested in seeing same system comparsion
between the flags: -Os -O2 and -O3 (on the same -march= ) for a
single system.
You can get a gist of this (not necessarily benchmarks, but stability
results) in the CFLags central thread. It took me the better part
Matt:
Just to give you something to run with before someone more suited
answers: have you emerged gentoolkit and used the qpkg tool to figure
out the deps on lirc, to maybe figure out what it is you are installing
that wants it installed so bad?
Also you can try doing a -* in your use flags
Is anyone running Gentoo on the new Intel 875P chipset (that includes
intel's ICH5 impl. i.e. Asus's midline 875 board uses 3com lan and
promise SATA controller, but their highend 875 board uses the ICH5 from
intel).
If you are, what Kernel are you using and what magic did you have to
perform
I'd like to +1 on Dan's comment about Mushkin. I found them when trying
to battle ram problems before. Their speed/quality is known with most
(all) hardcore overclockers and gamers while their tech support and tech
team is very helpful and personal. I've called them on multiple
occasions when
Think Mike nailed it on the head here. The forums on Gentoo's site I
think are a reflection of:
1) Why Gentoo is growing so fast
2) What a positive community can do to a product
3) An example of how fast ANYONE can learn even the toughest subjects.
I've never participated in the IRC channel, but
,
-Riyad
Thomas T. Veldhouse wrote:
Well, that program looks rather dull ... arch and -O3 pipe ... big deal :)
What about C++ optimizations such as -fmemoize-lookups and -fsave-memoized
???
Tom Veldhouse
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Thanks for standing up Bill and posting, this was an interesting read.
The HT question I've seen asked a few times on the forums, but I don't
rmeember if it was buried on paeg 200 of the CFlags Central post :)
Best,
-Riyad
William Kenworthy wrote:
I'll stick my hand up and say I was the person
sigh that is frustrating... after all that work/time you don't know
anymore about what caused the problem :(
Robert Young wrote:
CFLAGS=-march=pentium3 -O3 -pipe -fomit-frame-pointer
now work.
I guess I need to be running mem check on this computer.
Riyad Kalla wrote:
Robert keep us updated
Robert keep us updated, this is interesting to me to know the answer as
well.
Best,
-Riyad
Robert Young wrote:
Spider wrote:
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On Fri, 08 Aug 2003 12:39:09 -0400
Robert Young [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just a thought
I submitted a bug against Mozilla
Hah good call!
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a SB Live in my other computer at my house, I think I'll use it instead! :)
Michel
De: Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: 2003/08/05 mar. PM 07:49:47 GMT-04:00
À: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [gentoo-user] Problem Audigy 2
I had uncountable
They might be referring to the genflags package, it comes with strangely
names info2flags, info2host and host2flags. It parses your machine
information and spits back safe/fast flags for you. Kind of a middle
ground. Not freakishly optimized, but also not going to cause you to
segfault at
I think everyone agrees the solution is to implement it with Java/Swing
crawls under desk and hides
Nathaniel McCallum wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
In this case why do you think about a bash script backend instead of a
nice little C (or C++) program? Since we are talking about a Gentoo
Still in range?
Fred Van Andel wrote:
Riyad Kalla [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(08/05/2003 16:29)
I think everyone agrees the solution is to implement it with Java/Swing
crawls under desk and hides
Nope, still in range.
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Fred Van Andel
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I had uncountable problems getting ALSA to work with my Audigy (1), so
to make sure things even worked at all, I compiled the kernel sound
driver support in and it worked fine. I ended up leaving this as I don't
play music and only like sound for watching trailers and listing to
system alerts,
Frank, I *think* that qpkg program from gentoolkit (emerge gentoolkit)
will show you deps... I could be wrong, but something in that toolkit
did it.
Best,
-Riyad
Frank Hellmuth wrote:
Hi
As an open minded KDE user, I take a look at gnome from time to time. But now
I'm running out of disk
Gezim,
Someone else can answer this better, but don't worry. Distros seem to
change some file locations. For typical local installs I've seen stuff
default to /usr/local while other things like to install to /opt. I've
also seen some ebuilds from gentoo install things into /opt whereas the
source
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