> Well, thanks to this suggestion, I'm now more or less sure pentium-builder
> is not doing what it is supposed to do.
> Now if I only could figure out why not...
I just build something with -m486 but I don't see it back in readelf -h or
file either. So this wasn't the right way to do it, sorry. :
On Wed, 22 Nov 2000, Leen Besselink wrote:
> I've not tested this (as I don't have any such files at hand), but I think
> one way is to look at the result (in one of two ways):
>
> file /usr/src/myprog/myprog
Well, thanks to this suggestion, I'm now more or less sure pentium-builder
is not doing
> So my question is: how to make sure I'm building celeron optimised
> packages?
I've not tested this (as I don't have any such files at hand), but I think
one way is to look at the result (in one of two ways):
file /usr/src/myprog/myprog
or
readelf /usr/src/myprog/myprog
This will give informat
Hi,
this is most probably a stupid question, but I'm wondering how I can check
whether or not pentium-builder is doing what it's supposed to do.
I've installed it using apt-get, and I do export
DEBIAN_BUILDARCH=pentiumpro, but when i make some test package (gqmpeg in
this case), using 2 approaches
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