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Did you emerge -k sys-kernel/gentoo-sources?
It should be there.
For the genkernel, you will have to emerge it to per the instructions.
Good luck. I had a problem here to in the past until I realized my stupid
mistake:)
Kevin
On Sunday 02 Novemb
After having troubles getting my linksys WPC11 v4 working to do
a stage1/stage2 install I've elected to do a stage3 install.
I've followed the installation doc all the way up to "Installing
the Kernel and System Logger". Following the directions for stage3
(from the LiveCD) I dont have the kernel
On 6/6/03 3:18 pm, "Mark Knecht" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> So what im thinking is "emerge -e world", wont recompile the
>> dependences of
>> every thing, or will it?
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> I am told now that it will. However, in reading the man page for emerge, I
> would not have guess that this was the purpose
>If were to install gentoo from stage3, can I run emerge -e world to
>recompile every using my optimizations and USE flags?
>
yes. it's always good to add the -p flag like so:
emerge -pe world.
-p means pretend, so that you get a listing of what will be
emerged. -e is the shortform of --emptyt
On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 18:35, Adam Dunstan wrote:
> If were to install gentoo from stage3, can I run emerge -e world to
> recompile every using my optimizations and USE flags?
>
> Im kinda new at this :)
Adam,
I'm new too. I don't think so. I think it will only compile the
things that get updat
If were to install gentoo from stage3, can I run emerge -e world to
recompile every using my optimizations and USE flags?
Im kinda new at this :)
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> mark, tis' ok :)
:)
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> So what im thinking is "emerge -e world", wont recompile the
> dependences of
> every thing, or will it?
I am told now that it will. However, in reading the man page for emerge, I
would not have guess that this was the purpose of the -e option.
> So will "emerge -e
On Fri, 2003-06-06 at 04:30, Spider wrote:
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> Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> > On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 18:35, Adam Dunstan wrote:
> > > If were to install gentoo from stage3, can I run emerge -e world to
> > > recompile every using my optimiz
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On 05 Jun 2003 19:13:02 -0700
Mark Knecht <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 18:35, Adam Dunstan wrote:
> > If were to install gentoo from stage3, can I run emerge -e world to
> > recompile every using my optimizations and USE flags?
> >
> > Im kinda new at this :)
>
mark, tis' ok :)
So what im thinking is "emerge -e world", wont recompile the dependences of
every thing, or will it? So will "emerge -ed world" be better?
And does a stage 3 install have all the required source code to recompile
everything?
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On Thu, 2003-06-05 at 19:17, Rex Young wrote:
> >If were to install gentoo from stage3, can I run emerge -e world to
> >recompile every using my optimizations and USE flags?
> >
> yes. it's always good to add the -p flag like so:
>
> emerge -pe world.
>
> -p means pretend, so that you get a list
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