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Nov 01 03:02:22 <eno> cvm is about 3 times faster than jamvm on MSS II
Nov 01 04:11:23 <CIA-19> 03bzhou * r7227 10optware/trunk/make/py-weatherget.mk: py-weather: rm doc_ipk_dir
Nov 01 05:36:45 <CIA-19> 03bzhou * r7228 10optware/trunk/make/xmlrpc-c.mk: xmlrpc-c: force LDFLAGS for rpath
Nov 01 05:59:57 <CIA-19> 03bzhou * r7229 10optware/trunk/make/rtorrent.mk: rtorrent: --with-xmlrpc-c
Nov 01 12:54:49 <rgerrits> oleo: i'm trying to build the uclibc-unstable branch for target oleg, but make toolchain fails on missing patch-set for gcc 4.1.2
Nov 01 12:58:10 <rgerrits> now i'm using gcc 4.1.1 again, but i was wondering how you managed to to build a gcc 4.1.2 toolchain for oleg
Nov 01 17:08:23 <rgerrits> I found an error in the new python25.mk : Line 194 should be 'rm -f $(@D)/python' instead of 'rm -f $@'  (now python25-host-stage is broken)
Nov 01 17:20:52 <CIA-19> 03bzhou * r7230 10optware/trunk/make/python25.mk: python25: fixed python25-host-stage, thx rgerrits
Nov 01 17:21:49 <CIA-19> 03bzhou * r7231 10optware/trunk/make/rtorrent.mk: rtorrent: without-xmlrpc-c on slugosbe for now
Nov 01 17:44:07 <CIA-19> 03bzhou * r7232 10optware/trunk/make/rtorrent.mk: slugosbe toolchain problem, not rtorrent or xmlrpc-c specific
Nov 01 18:57:13 <mindbender> could a glibc based optware feed work together with a uclibc based rootfs? this isn`t a crazy question i hope. the dns-323 uses a uclibc based rootfs....but it again is a marvell orion 1 variant like the LS Pro/MSS-II and so on....
Nov 01 18:58:05 <eno> mindbender: i don't think that's a good idea
Nov 01 18:58:42 <mindbender> i know that it is not a good idea. i am just curious if the optware ipkg feed design would allow such curious things.
Nov 01 18:58:55 <mindbender> curious things = crazy things
Nov 01 19:00:42 <mindbender> i mean...aren`t all the optware packages linked to the libc that is installed through ipkg? even it is crazy...maybe it is possible?
Nov 01 19:05:22 <eno> it's probably possible, but right now optware does not install glibc
Nov 01 19:06:02 <eno> you need to install glibc, and make sure it get used, superseding /lib/libc
Nov 01 19:09:19 <mindbender> i understand. thx for the information.
Nov 01 19:11:27 <mindbender> just noticed that there is no glibc in http://ipkg.nslu2-linux.org/feeds/optware/cs05q3armel/cross/stable/....hm. so the packages always use the systems libc....
Nov 01 19:11:41 <eno> right
Nov 01 19:12:18 <eno> optware is more suitable as optional add-on
Nov 01 19:12:32 <mindbender> definitely. and it is very good at this.
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