Sorry to resurect and old thread, but, its funny.
I was searching for this information again and found a post in which this
guy was asking exactly what I wanted to know. Imagine my surprise when I
found that the guy was me but 4 years ago, I loled.
Thanks one more time!
Em qua, 31 de ago de 201
2011/8/23 netfab :
> Le 23/08/11 à 04:02, Leonardo a tapoté :
>> What if I want to use splitdebug always and just deactivate it to some
>> packages
>
> Another way is to enable splitdebug globally, but not install
> debug files for specific packages :
>
> /etc/portage/env/do-not-install-debug-fil
Le 23/08/11 à 04:02, Leonardo a tapoté :
> What if I want to use splitdebug always and just deactivate it to some
> packages
Another way is to enable splitdebug globally, but not install
debug files for specific packages :
/etc/portage/env/do-not-install-debug-files.conf:
INSTALL_MASK
Thats what I call worthy information! Thank you so much, Yohan and Nikos!
> FEATURES="${FEATURES} splitdebug"
What if I want to use splitdebug always and just deactivate it to some
packages, -splitdebug on FEATURES will undo the splitdebug already
set?
like
FEATURES="${FEATURES} -splitdebug"
Th
On Tuesday 23 Aug 2011 03:17:41 Leonardo Guilherme wrote:
> I wonder if there's a way to active features to some specific
> packages, just like USE flags.
Yes i think you can use /etc/portage/env for something like this
for eg
if you want to enable it for amarok
create a file /etc/portage/env/m
Hi.
I've turned on splitdebug feature (and -ggdb in CFLAGS) so debug
information are saved and I can debug anything that crashes. I went to
/usr/lib/debug, just out of curiosity, to see how much space was taken
and I found that it was almost 2GB, which chromium + firefox adds up
1.5GB and python g
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