Re: distributed builds with different kernel versions error
Re: distributed builds with different kernel versions error
- Subject: Re: distributed builds with different kernel versions error
- From: Jeremy French <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 7 Feb 2005 11:17:51 -0500
Yes, the version difference is why the distributed builds fail.
This question came up on the XCode Users list. Here's the answer given
by Scott Tooker from Apple. He wrote on January 26, 2005:
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"To be specific, in order to use distributed builds, the machines must
have the same:
1) OS Version (we compare the Darwin version strings)
2) compiler version (gcc-3.3 version string comparison)
3) distcc version (here we compare the protocol version)
For all intents and purposes if the machines have the same OS and
Developer Tools installed, you are good to go. In the next version of
Xcode we actually show incompatible computers in the listing and
provide some simple feedback indicating why."
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On Feb 6, 2005, at 12:15 AM, Ivan Kourtev wrote:
I have been using two PowerMacs G4 to do distributed builds for quite
a while. Just got a new PowerBook G4 and couldn't quite get the
distributed build system to work from the PB. ... The kernel version
of Mac OS X that came with the Powerbook is 7.7.2 (I just got it
yesterday) ... whereas on the powermacs I seem to be running version
7.7.0:
Could this be the problem?
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