Gentoo ebuild for mprime

gowen72 · 2004-01-25, 05:59

GIMPS now has it's own ebuild on Gentoo.

leifbk · 2005-02-04, 07:36

I have emerged it and had a look at it, but I don't like it very much. I prefer to just unpack the tar.gz in a subdir of ~/ and run it from there as an ordinary user with the command

[pre]./mprime -d >> mprime.log &[/pre]

In another window, I can run a "tail -f mprime.log". It's actually a lot less hassle.

And particularly, I don't like these two lines of /etc/conf.d/gimps:
[pre]
# this is the directory where setiathome's run-time
# data files will be stored
[/pre]

regards, Leif.

2004-01-25, 05:59	#1
gowen72 Aug 2002 7² Posts	Gentoo ebuild for mprime GIMPS now has it's own ebuild on Gentoo. Last fiddled with by gowen72 on 2004-01-25 at 06:01

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2005-02-04, 07:36	#2
leifbk May 2004 Oslo, Norway 2³·3·5 Posts	I have emerged it and had a look at it, but I don't like it very much. I prefer to just unpack the tar.gz in a subdir of ~/ and run it from there as an ordinary user with the command [pre]./mprime -d >> mprime.log &[/pre] In another window, I can run a "tail -f mprime.log". It's actually a lot less hassle. And particularly, I don't like these two lines of /etc/conf.d/gimps: [pre] # this is the directory where setiathome's run-time # data files will be stored [/pre] regards, Leif.