Re: [gentoo-amd64] stopping IPv6

[Sergio Polini]

Please, let me be foolish.

arnuld:
> 1.) changed to "/mnt/gentoo/" a smy current directory
>
> 2.) successfully downloaded the "Stage3 tarball" for amd64, checked
> its MD5SUM - OK, unzipped it with command:
>
>         "tar xvjf -stage3-tarball-here-"
>
> no problems.
>
> 3.) next i downloaded "Portage-latest" from "snapshots" directory
> at one of the mirrors. MD5SUM was OK, when i hit the following
> command:
>
>          "tar -xvjf -latest-portage here-  -C  /usr"
>
> as instructed in the "Gentoo Handbook" then after 20 minutes of
> unzipping operation i got 1000s of messages like:
>
>        "CAN NOT OPEN: no such file or directory"

Antoin Martin:
> Lack of disk space?

arnuld:
> can't be.
>
> 1.) "/boot"; 120M
> 2.)  "/"  14G
> 3.) "swap" 2G

Duncan:
> I noticed in your sequence you mentioned cding to
> /mnt/gentoo, but didn't mention mounting anything,
> and I'm wondering just where you were trying to untar
> everything to -- maybe the ramdisk in memory?

arnuld:
> of course, i mounted all partitions: " /boot & /"
> & after that i did "cd /mnt/gentoo". "/boot" was mounted
> into "/mnt/gentoo/boot", "/" was mounted into "/mnt/gentoo"
> "sawp" was "made on" by using "swapon" command.

Koef:
>>         "tar -xvjf -latest-portage here-  -C  /usr"
>
> You can't extract to the CDROM's /usr directory.

Right. It should be:

tar xvjf /mnt/gentoo/portage-latest.tar.bz2 -C /mnt/gentoo/usr

However, my foolish 2 cents are: you "mounted all partitions", but did 
you attach the filesystem created on device /dev/hdaX or /dev/sdaX at 
the directory /mnt/gentoo? Did you
mount /dev/[hs]da[1-9] /mnt/gentoo ?

I know, it's a foolish question....
I beg your pardon

Sergio
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