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David Cummings wrote: |
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>>Makes sense, yes? |
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> Surprisingly, yes. |
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> It remains to be seen how much I broke doing it the quick and dirty |
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> way (unpacking stage3 tarball on a running system), but for now, apps |
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> are compiling in n32 userland! Thanks. |
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> -Dave |
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Ugh, that wasn't quick and dirty. Rather, it was quick and silly. I |
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strongly urge you to format that disk and do a proper install. |
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Furthermore, you really shouldn't use n32 unless you really know what |
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you are doing, which I'm not sure of if you did an install like this. |
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It will only cause headaches. For example, it seems like threaded apps |
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trigger a nasty bug in the kernel that causes a segfault and oops on n32 |
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userland only, which effectively eliminates a great part of the portage |
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tree from being installed and used. I really meant it earlier when I |
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said n32 wasn't for end users yet. |
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-Steve |
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