I am trying to build x11/xorg-minimal and it is taking up too much disk space. ~ 3.7GB
Part of the problem is LLVM. It is a dependency of graphics/mesa-dri and it brings in llbd and llvm and clang && python && perl and all kind of things a mesa library should not need.
I am sure there is some core component of llvm that mesa-dri requires.
How can I build a lighter weight llvm? I see a flavor llvm-lite and that sounds promising. Can anybody comment on best use case for it?
I really only want x-forwarding from the remote x-server running off MFS. Do I even need mesa-dri for that?? Headless xorg?
To hack in the "lite" LLVM version I would have to modify the port mesa-dri Makefile and USES ?? Anybody try this?
Part of the problem is LLVM. It is a dependency of graphics/mesa-dri and it brings in llbd and llvm and clang && python && perl and all kind of things a mesa library should not need.
I am sure there is some core component of llvm that mesa-dri requires.
How can I build a lighter weight llvm? I see a flavor llvm-lite and that sounds promising. Can anybody comment on best use case for it?
I really only want x-forwarding from the remote x-server running off MFS. Do I even need mesa-dri for that?? Headless xorg?
To hack in the "lite" LLVM version I would have to modify the port mesa-dri Makefile and USES ?? Anybody try this?