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oboypt
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 Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2003 9:35 pm Post subject: Pentium M flags |
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| I just got a brand new Sony VAIO PCG-TR2A and I love it but I can't stand to run windows on it anymore. It's making my machine sad. Anyway I have Pentium M 1GHz processor and I'm about to install gentoo. I've installed gentoo before on other systems but this is a little harder. Can anyone tell me what live CD to download and what Flags to use and everything so that I can get this installed correctly? |
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Linki
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| Try the Live CDs for Pentium 4, it works quite nice for me and my IBM X31 with a Pentium M 1.4GHz |
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aim1159
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| Linki wrote: | | Try the Live CDs for Pentium 4, it works quite nice for me and my IBM X31 with a Pentium M 1.4GHz |
In other words there are no special flags for P-M processor type?
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SQLBoy
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| Centrino supports the same instruction set as the P4 (SSE2) (although closer to P3 design), so --march=pentium4 will turn on all the needed flags for that CPU. Then of course the rest of the stuff (-O3, -fomit-frame-pointer, etc) is up to you. |
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Installing Gentoo
