[gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Hey again everyone, Here is my situation: I have CentOS running on a system in a datacenter, but want to switch to Gentoo. Basically what I've started to do is installed Gentoo on a P4 3.0Ghz machine at home, and plan on moving it to a Pentium D 2.66Ghz. Now if I configure/compile/install al

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Well, I do this often time You can compile on one computer and put the drive to another without any problem If your both computer have the same material ... nothing to do Well CFGLAS on P4 should be like -02 -march=p4 -pipe -fmoit-frame-pointer so both are P4, you can switch easyly if both h

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

On Wednesday 15 November 2006 18:15, Jon M wrote: > Hey again everyone, > > Here is my situation: > > I have CentOS running on a system in a datacenter, but want to switch > to Gentoo. Basically what I've started to do is installed Gentoo on > a P4 3.0Ghz machine at home, and plan on moving it to

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Hi all, Pentium D is actually an emt64 dual core cpu, so while CFLAGS -march=pentium4 will work, it will be x86-32 instead of x86-64 and of course the compiled apps won't know nothing about the dual core (read almost dual CPU), still it will run, and it will run fast, you may want to recompile the

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

On Thursday 16 November 2006 01:00, Mark M wrote: > Hi all, > Pentium D is actually an emt64 dual core cpu, > so while CFLAGS -march=pentium4 will work, it will be x86-32 instead > of x86-64 and of course the compiled apps won't know nothing about > the dual core (read almost dual CPU), > still it

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

On 11/16/06, Alan McKinnon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: On Thursday 16 November 2006 01:00, Mark M wrote: > Hi all, > Pentium D is actually an emt64 dual core cpu, > so while CFLAGS -march=pentium4 will work, it will be x86-32 instead > of x86-64 and of course the compiled apps won't know nothing

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Mark M wrote: On 11/16/06, *Alan McKinnon* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: On Thursday 16 November 2006 01:00, Mark M wrote: > Hi all, > Pentium D is actually an emt64 dual core cpu, > so while CFLAGS -march=pentium4 will work, it will be x86-32 inste

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Did your actual system install on your Pentium D is in 64 bits ? Le Thu, 16 Nov 2006 15:45:02 +0100, Jon M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit: Mark M wrote: On 11/16/06, *Alan McKinnon* <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote: On Thursday 16 November 2006 01:00, Mark M wrote:

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Geistteufel wrote: Hi Mark, I actually wasn't planning on using 64bit anyway I'm wondering if I should set my CFLAGS to -march=x86-32 or leave it as -march=pentium4? Are they essentially the same? I already took your previous suggestion and enabled vSMP support, though I haven't moved the

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Hi Mark, I actually wasn't planning on using 64bit anyway I'm wondering if I should set my CFLAGS to -march=x86-32 or leave it as -march=pentium4? Are they essentially the same? I already took your previous suggestion and enabled vSMP support, though I haven't moved the drive to it's new hom

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

Mark M wrote: Hi Mark, I actually wasn't planning on using 64bit anyway I'm wondering if I should set my CFLAGS to -march=x86-32 or leave it as -march=pentium4? Are they essentially the same? I already took your previous suggestion and enabled vSMP support, though I haven

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

The system you would replace, is on the Pentium D ? I don't remember the distro name, but not the gentoo one. So if Pentium D contain 64 bits distro you would replace by gentoo ... they is a solution to compile it directly on this computer in 64 bits, so after just replace the main system w

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

On 11/16/06, Jon M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Mark M wrote: > > Hi Mark, > > I actually wasn't planning on using 64bit anyway > > I'm wondering if I should set my CFLAGS to -march=x86-32 or leave it as > -march=pentium4? Are they essentially the same? I already took your >

Re: [gentoo-user] Install Gentoo on one machine, then move the drive to another

On 11/16/06, Jon M <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What did you set your MAKEOPTS to? I was thinking -j3 because of the two cores plus one. Did you do the same? I suggest MAKEOPTS=-j3 if you have at least 2G of RAM in the box. If only 1G, MAKEOPTS=-j2. If less, -j1. You can also change this aft