Steve Phillips wrote:
m.roth2006@xxxxxxx wrote:
My guess is that the -devel package split goes back as far as your
version.
The problem is that this is my firewall/router. I do NOT WANT a gcc on
it. Am I going to need to put it on, and take it off, every time I
need an update from CPAN? And to remove all *-devel rpms?
erm, then why are you trying to use a tool that relies on compilers and
development tools being present ?
Would it not be better to put CPAN on a dev box and then use that to
compile the required perl modules, make them into packages and
distribute the binaries to the firewall instead ?
Um, the firewall/router's running RH 9 - specifically, since I want the 2.4
kernel, as it's running on old hardware, and I don't *want* what they did for
2.6, with scheduling improvements specific to multiple CPU's/cores, and which I
read a couple of years ago disimproved performance on single CPU systems. All
my other systems are significantly newer.
mark
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