Matthew Woehlke wrote:
Ralf Corsepius wrote:
It likely is something worth looking into, but based on my experiences
with Fedora on my netbook, I am having doubts compiler optimizations
alone are worth a "secondary arch".
At least on my netbook, neither "speed" or "space" (mine has a disk)
are actual problems.
Is for me! :-) But I don't think -Os is the solution; the problems tend
to be long dep-chains and data (and especially, the intersection of
both*).
Do I understand correctly, your issue is disk-space? Are you installing
to a (slow?) small solid state disk? How big is it?
However, I would not understand issues related to cpu-speed, because my
own netbook (Intel(R) Atom(TM) CPU N270@xxxxxxx, 1 GB RAM) easily
outperforms older machines I have around.
Ralf
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