I see that there's been a fix committed, to have rust not use the value of $CC
for its linker. Thanks Sam!
https://github.com/gentoo/gentoo/commit/f65ef3fddd9ef9cc3d2d172f6da9a39231b1e2d1#diff-dbba975de76b74289aaec5ad12154eaf03e0ce9a8cfd09ff73b8a0d5536a3a9b
On my system it now calls aarch64-
Soon, I will be back with an ebuild.
Will also PR on github for inclusion into repo...
But 2-4 days delay due to unforseen circumstances; sorry.
Regards,
Pramod
Pramod V U writes:
Soon, I will be back with an ebuild.
Will also PR on github for inclusion into repo...
Great, thanks!
A few things to consider, if you're not already aware of them:
* All of 66's dependencies will need to be packaged as well, if
they're not already available.
* Are y
Pramod V U writes:
What is the opinion of systemd and openrc users of gentoo here?
Would
it be good?
i used 66 when i was on Void, and contributed some services. i was
happy using it.
When i moved to Gentoo, i originally planned to use 66 in place of
OpenRC, but haven't ended up doing so
Hello,
maybe it is documented somewhere and I missed it, but to disable
password login on an ssh server it is not sufficient to specify
UsePAM=no (which is the default) in /etc/ssh/sshd_config because it is
enabled by the /etc/ssh/sshd_config.d/999gentoo-pam.conf, so you
need to comment o
On Mar 20, 2025, at 00:07 Eli Schwartz wrote:
> Rust doesn't depend on clang at all. The current ebuild does embed $CC
> at the time you compile rust, as the default value for
>
> ```
> rustc -C linker=$CC
> ```
>
> But for the llvm profile that should be "clang" and not "clang-19". So
> you pr
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