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>after untarring the stage1 tarball |
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>(stage1-pentium4-pie-ssp-2004.0.tar.bz2), there is no |
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>directory /mnt/gentoo/selinux to use as a mountpoint for an selinuxfs (as |
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I guess that is because you used the hardened stage 1, not the selinux |
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stage 1 ! I think hardened doesn't need selinux? As in they are not |
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equivalent (part of the same team though) |
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>I used these settings (below) for my make.conf before running |
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>bootstrap.sh. Should I redo this step using the settings described in |
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>this thread? |
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If you see the recent threads, Chris PeBenito has kindly written some |
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good advice to me about similar questions. I think the gist is that |
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previously there was a hardened-gcc ebuild which did all this stuff. In |
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the future you will use >= gcc 3.3.3-r3 and USE="hardened" to get the |
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same effect. But right now you need some conbination of gcc and those |
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flags, and perhaps some voodoo to make it all work. I got the |
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impression that the use flag stuff was on it's way though |
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Good luck. I'm interested to hear any better answers myself! |
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Thanks |
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Ed W |
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