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On 27-12-2008 09:18:29 +0800, Galaxy wrote: |
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> I was wondering whether it can be done with little modification in |
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> 'etc/' and an 'emerge -e', since not, I'll choose rebootstrap. |
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> Thanks. |
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that little modification would be exporting EPREFIX, as it overrides |
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Portage's built-in EPREFIX setting. An emerge -e should then compile |
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everything for the (target) EPREFIX you set. |
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> > On 26-12-2008 21:22:02 +0800, Galaxy wrote: |
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> > > I have a Gentoo Prefix at '/shared/raid8/galaxy/gentoo' , I want to |
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> > > move it to '/shared/raid12/galaxy/gentoo' . Which files should be |
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> > > edited ? |
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> > > And, an 'emerge -e system' should be done since something like perl |
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> > > must be reconfigured, right ? |
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> > The best way to do it in this case, is just to rebootstrap. |
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> > You basically need to reemerge *every* package. If you don't like |
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> > rebootstrapping, you can try to set EPREFIX to the new location, and |
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> > run `emerge -1e @system @world`. I'm not sure if that works |
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> > correctly, but should effectively "clone" your Prefix to your new |
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> > location. I've never done this, so it might not work correctly. |
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> > Frankly, rebootstrapping is the easiest and least error-prone solution |
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> > in this case. |
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Fabian Groffen |
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Gentoo on a different level |
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