Re: [gentoo-user] gcc 3.4.x --> 4.1.x : a couple of questions

["b.n." <brullonulla@gmail.com>]

Bo Ørsted Andresen ha scritto:
> On Thursday 18 January 2007 23:24, b.n. wrote:
>> - I'm going to follow [1] (of course) and [2] (looks nice). Other useful
>> guides?
> 
> [1] alone should be fine. Assuming your CHOST isn't i386.

Sorry for lack of info. I'm running x86 stable, chost is i686-pc-linux-gnu

> You didn't tell us whether you are running stable or ~arch. If you're stable 
> then certainly not since it's not even ~arch yet. Even if ~arch I don't think 
> so.

OK, perfect.

>> - Is it mandatory/highly advisable to recompile also the kernel, or can
>> I postpone? In the first case, when it's better to recompile it (before
>> all/after all)?
> 
> It's best to do it. I think I'd compile it right before `emerge -e world` and 
> wait with the reboot till it's all done. That way kernel modules compiled 
> during world will be built against a kernel that was compiled with the same 
> compiler.

This makes much sense.
So:

emerge -e system
[kernel recompile dance]
[reboot]
emerge -e world

?


>> - Do I have to emerge glibc 2.4 first and gcc later, or I can have glibc
>> emerged in the emerge -e system?
> 
> Assuming your CHOST isn't i386 it's fine to just let `emerge -e system` do it 
> when instructed to do that.

Ok, thanks.

m.
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