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pgu
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 Posted: Mon Apr 01, 2013 2:51 pm Post subject: The not so quick Raspberry Pi install |
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pulls in llvm which takes forever to compile. Maybe there some more optimal USE flags to use? |
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avx
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Don't you use distcc or crossdev?
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pgu
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| Nope. I just thought it was a quick emerge. But I have crossdev installed on my x86_64 machine so maybe I should switch to that... |
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chithanh
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| Some optional dependencies like avahi can pull in a lot of desktop packages, especially if you use a desktop profile. If one of them needs virtual/opengl then you have mesa and llvm by default. |
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