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Portmaster - profile guided optimization and ccache - The FreeBSD Forums hey there i have been using portmaster for some time and i find it more suitable for my usecase compared to poudriere so i would like to tell that i intend to stick to portmaster as long as possible before someone asks me to switch to poudriere but i have been wondering for some time if it is
[Guide] A closer look at Portmaster - The FreeBSD Forums Hi gang! Editorial: I've been using ports-mgmt portmaster for a long time already and I figured it could use a little bit of extra love and attention ;) Also because there is a lot which Portmaster can do, so I'm hoping that briefly showcasing some of those features might be helpful for some
Rebuilding all ports with portmaster - The FreeBSD Forums Thanks for this I tested the procedure on my 1 GHz single-core machine running 10 2-STABLE, with a handful* of ports installed, and it indeed was 30% faster than portmaster -af (not counting the time to portsnap fetch update and delays when I was AFK) Here are a few comments—not criticisms, just trying to be helpful: In step 8, I realize it's what the original man page said, but it seems
Utilize all cores during ports compilation - The FreeBSD Forums Hello, I am trying to compile ports using portmaster but am having problems in that whenever I do so only one CPU core is being used I have a 12 core CPU so as you can imagine my hardware is not being taken advantage of It takes quite long to compile ports, especially those that are quite
Portmaster - understanding it better - The FreeBSD Forums I am reading the man page for portmaster a few times trying to get a through understanding of it I realize 'it' will come to me over time But in the meantime, is there another document I can read that will be more quicker understand what all the flags (and their combinations) really mean, and
portmaster -afG stopped because of a package called cmake-core After that I have been trying to update installed packages via portmaster However, an uninstalled package called "cmake-core" always requires building and it stops the update process by making errors
Ports update and a portmaster - The FreeBSD Forums Hello! I always installed the software from the ports through the portmaster But on one machine software was put in a classical way - through ports (make deinstall, make reinstall clean) (without a portmaster) Can I now install the portmaster on this machine and update it with it? This is a
portmaster --packages-build - The FreeBSD Forums When can we use portmaster --packages-build and it actually installs binary packages for dependencies instead of building them from ports again? ETA
Portmaster: skip already built ports check everything first What surprises me is that on every new run I start at night I see portmaster starting to rebuild all the ports that it had built already the night before I was suspecting portmaster -R to be avoiding this, but this seems not to be the case