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+ | In order to use the main gentoo tree in priority over overlays, create the file / | ||
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+ | [gentoo] | ||
+ | priority = 1000 | ||
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+ | You can also refer to overlays in the / | ||
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+ | category/ | ||
+ | category/ | ||
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===== Save an installed package ===== | ===== Save an installed package ===== | ||
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As ram is not used if the mounted ram is not used, there is no risk to always mount a great amount of memory. Even if it uses swap, it will prevent emerge from failing and won't be slower than not using mounted ram. Then you should mount the maximum of memory so that ram+swap will be enough for the normally used memory, and the mounted memory. | As ram is not used if the mounted ram is not used, there is no risk to always mount a great amount of memory. Even if it uses swap, it will prevent emerge from failing and won't be slower than not using mounted ram. Then you should mount the maximum of memory so that ram+swap will be enough for the normally used memory, and the mounted memory. | ||
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+ | ===== Niceness ===== | ||
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===== List of gentoo packages ===== | ===== List of gentoo packages ===== |