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Hello all, |
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I am trying to set up Gentoo Prefix on a CentOS VPS, but unfortunately not |
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without issues... When the bootstrap shell script tries to emerge -e |
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system, it always fails at the same point, when trying to emerge |
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sys-libs/timezone-data-2018c. Apparently, portage complains about files |
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installed outside of the prefix (here's the complete build.log file for |
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reference : https://hastebin.com/xomagewulo.coffeescript). |
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The weird part is that apparently this was "fixed" in a recent commit : |
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https://gitweb.gentoo.org/repo/gentoo.git/commit/?id=f9aff1e839de0d9291b0538ce956c5b88cac0a41. |
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But as you can imagine, the fix does not work, at least for me... (Before |
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you ask, I did emerge --sync to make sure I was up to date) |
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Also, if you compare the diffs of this commit and of the commit concerning |
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timezone-data that was applied a few days before (which you can find here : |
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https://gitweb.gentoo.org/repo/gentoo.git/commit/?id=3d8012b536f1ad0d0b6a5155e6156e299d7a7a31), |
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you can see that the only thing the most recent commit does is reverting |
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the changes of the previous ones, although both had as objective to fix the |
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install on Gentoo Prefix systems... |
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As you can see, I have absolutely no clue of what to do next, which is why |
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any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance :-) |
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