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I'm running an emerge --sync now. |
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We'll see if I can't emerge gentoo-sources (I'm currently running 3.7.9). |
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On 5/23/2013 14:30, Don Wilburn wrote: |
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> >assuming your doing the install in the chroot environment? |
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> Yes. The clock is right too. (A flaky year seems to be a factory |
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> defect, but I digress...) |
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> >are you able to emerge any other sources? e.g. vanilla-sources? |
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> No. I had tried gentoo-sources this morning from clean reinstall |
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> attempt. That failed, so I emailed this list. After the response, I |
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> tried emerge vanilla-sources. Same result. Then I tried emerge -tav |
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> vanilla-sources. |
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> This put a lot of messages in the log. It ended with: |
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> --/usr/srce/linux-3.7.10/arch/m68k/kernel/ |
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> >>>Failed to install sys-kernel/vanilla-sources-3.7.10, ... |
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> Same result. |
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> I looked at the log and there were one or two arches above m68k, but |
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> nothing after. There was no arch/alpha, or even x86. Looks suspicious. |
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> Bad kernel source archive? |
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> Adios, DW |
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