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> I did that some time ago in a simple-minded fashion, but I've had to revise |
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> my layout somewhat. I had an ext3 partition solely for /usr/portage, and it |
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> was mounted on that node, but every emerge --sync deleted the /lost+found |
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> directory. I don't know how serious that is, but of course no-one likes to |
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> have damaged file systems on their boxes, so I used tune2fs -c to set the |
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> mount count to 1 so that it was repaired every time the box booted, but that |
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> was taking too long and it was only a palliative anyway. The solution was |
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> easy, though of course I didn't see it at first! I only had to point |
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> /usr/portage to /usr-bits/portage (/usr-bits being the mount point of the |
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> partition) instead of mounting the partition directly in place. |
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chattr +i /lost+found |
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would have probably worked |
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