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> > Check out runit too. |
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It looks like the ideal |
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> I got this problem. I search a solution and found nothing. After |
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> updating portage, I do not having this problem. Perhaps, it can help |
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> you.. |
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Updating right now... |
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> i think this is problem with uclibc, for check this i compiled glibc in |
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> root of tinygentoo and chroot works fine. |
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That is strange, because, I'm not using uclibc. But I'm using _dash_ |
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(don't know if the media server I'll use is comptabile with uclibc). |
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best regards! |
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2007/7/28, Pawe³ Torbus <nirnek@×××××.com>: |
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> > chroot: cannot run command `/bin/dash': No such file or directory |
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> i have that same problem |
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> i think this is problem with uclibc, for check this i compiled glibc in |
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> root of tinygentoo and |
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> chroot works fine. |
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> wierd? |
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