PC A has a chrootable system at /mnt/gentoo and shares it via NFS, PC B has the share mounted to exact same location locally. Idea is to copy it over but can't as there's files only readable by root so that's a "permission denied".
What's the correct move here? Tar it on PC A and extract it from the NFS share? Use rsync or something?
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>two similar PCs
>one beefier, with 4x more CPU cores and a huge cooler
>use the beefier PC to compile a Gentoo system (in a chroot)
>copy the whole thing over (via NFS) to the weaker one
>????
Is there a cleverer way of doing this? The weaker system doesn't make use of GCC or Emerge or any of that, it only runs binaries.
>>105656681
Most distros don't offer an "app store" so you got to type commands no matter what.
Wonder why they don't though!
>one beefier, with 4x more CPU cores and a huge cooler
>use the beefier PC to compile a Gentoo system (in a chroot)
>copy the whole thing over (via NFS) to the weaker one
>????
Is there a cleverer way of doing this? The weaker system doesn't make use of GCC or Emerge or any of that, it only runs binaries.
>>105656681
Most distros don't offer an "app store" so you got to type commands no matter what.
Wonder why they don't though!