| kexman | so the best option for me is using a chroot |
| nikolavp | kexman: u can use more than one gcc version :) gcc-config -l ;) |
| Ehnvis | christopherln: i use it for python programming alot.. |
| Mickster | anyone know what type of architechture an intel xeon is? |
| nikolavp | well chroot is not helping anyhow :p |
| Mickster | i686? |
| christopherln | Ehnvis, what kind of programs do you make? |
| kexman | nikolavp, isnt it ? :) it is helping i can tell you :) i build the system in a chroot and i kept it |
| christopherln | Mickster, i would use i686 to be safe |
| nikolavp | kexman: well if u have transpored the hard disc or use NFS :) |
| Mickster | christopherln, cheers |
| xfce | I use iptables to let the subnet to connect outside,but failed.Here is the script i use:iptables -F;iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp -s 0/0 --sport ftp-data -d 198.168.1.0/24 -i eth0 -j ACCEPT;iptables -A FORWARD -p tcp -d 198.168.1.0/24 ! --syn -i eth0 -j ACCEPT;iptables -A FORWARD -p udp -d 198.168.1.0/24 -i eth0 -j ACCEPT;iptables -A FORWARD -s 198.168.1.0/24 -i eth1 -j ACCEPT |
| nikolavp | it might :d |
| kexman | nikolavp, i just copyed over the chroot to / then i just rsync from one to another |
| _Smash_ | Mickster: Xeon means Server CPU... there are core2duo xeons, p3 and p4 xeons... |
| kexman | trust me it works wonders ;) |
| nikolavp | kexman: that will annoy me in the second hour |
| kexman | ? heh ? |
| jeeves | http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=552770 |
| nikolavp | i would use 2 gcc profiles and transport the actual packages :D |
| Ehnvis | christopherln: mostly minor scripts that i need in my work. but working on a bigger bluetooth project right now where i will use python as main language |
| nikolavp | Mickster: check the wiki for CFLAGS SAFE |
| kexman | nikolavp, man you need to watch for useflags and dependencies |
| christopherln | Ehnvis, may I ask where could i learn to interface with drivers? |
| nikolavp | kexman: not really :) but use your method i will use mine |
| kexman | also to build a hardened gcc you need a hardened toolchain , for what you need a hardened gcc :) |
| Ehnvis | christopherln: hmm i found my info from different sources on the web, just do a google and you should find your answer. but python.org is a good start |
| nikolavp | kexman: yeah but u can change the profile and the gcc u are using :d + i have never used hardened i think it brings more problems than it solves |
| kexman | a chroot is much more likely |
| christopherln | Ehnvis, okay buddy thanx. Hey are you good with debugging problems with hardware? |
| kexman | but i could build the hardened package inside the chroot then just emerge the binary |