Re: [zynaut] Re: Repoteus: Zynot Tree Vision
Mark Guertin <[email protected]> Mon, 14 Jul 2003 10:13:53 -0400
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On 7/14/03 9:59 AM, "Mark Bainter" <[email protected]> wrote: > I'd just like to put in my vote /against/ just going with a stage 2 > release. I built almost all of my systems stage1. (With only one > exception actually, and that's cause it was an original Pentium > system with a very slow disk and I didn't have time to wait.) > I'd be rather put out if we supplied only the stage2 tarballs. A stage1 would still be available, but my concerns are tegaretted more towards rethinking the way we do a stage3. It has been argued very very many times that "I don't want this in my stage3" and "I need this other tool in my stage3". I propose to get rid of stage3, provide a stage1 as a developers type pkg (the only real need for a stage1 is if you want to re-bootstrap your system with a newer compiler or toolchain compoenent or to port to another arch). The pkgs in the bootstrap configuration do not leverage USE variables in any way during the bootstrap, so aside from these needs it is not needed as long as it's up to date. The new 'stage3' would be much simpler if you had a simple list of optional pkgs to install, you choose what you want and go from there. Should you choose to go the source route it wouldn't make much of a difference, you could still go from there to emerge things from source. Mark ===================================== Mark Guertin Technology Manager, Bruce Mau Design 197 Spadina Ave, Suite 501 Toronto, ON, Canada M5T 2C8 [email protected] 416-260-5777 ext. 291 ===================================== This email and its attachments are confidential: they are for use of the named recipient(s) only. Information contained in this email and attachments to it are protected by privilege, work product immunity, copyright and other applicable law. If you are not the intended recipient please notify us immediately by telephone at 416.260.5777 or by e-mail at [email protected] and delete this email from your files.