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On Tue, Oct 28, 2003 at 08:06:56PM +0100, Vano D wrote: |
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> But do you start from a stagex install on the destination root (which I |
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> doubt)? or do you manually create a minimal root system? or is it that |
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> you just emerge baselayout and what is needed into the root and let |
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> portage create the whole thing for you? (I am speaking of /etc /bin /usr |
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> /dev etc. here.) |
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nope, no stage installs. I've experimented a bit, but baselayout is |
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even a bit too heavy for my uses(in addition it requires gawk). |
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how a small image works for me is: |
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sys-kernel/linux-headers |
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=glibc-2.2.5-r8 |
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=busybox-0.60.5-r1 |
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sys-apps/tinylogin |
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then I unmerge linux-headers after glibc is built. I should note that |
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I primarily do cross compiling, so recreating things like glibc |
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everytime is a necessity for me. |
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Those ebuilds are also hacked to do exactly what I need(ex: busybox |
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actually creates all the busybox links, unlike the stock gentoo one) |
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