That's not what I meant. I juste wanted to know how long it takes, for instance, to compile every package for a given architecture, and with which hardware... just for my information.
It's proportional to the amount and kind of hardware available to build, as well as free time. There are a lot of circular dependencies through the combination of depends and makedepends, and it takes a significant amount of time to work through issues to get everything built. Arch is not trivial to build from scratch.
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As the initial stance was no to HF just wondering what changed this? Did the "somewhat uncertain" benefit become certain and thus warrant the 8GB worth of packages? I'd been a little sceptical about the benefit too so would love to know
Some cash became available, plus a second v6 hard float device is coming. Also Eben asked if it could be done. No money or hardware was donated by the foundation