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> in function bootstrap_tree, when directories are created |
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> for x in etc usr/{,s}bin var/tmp var/lib/portage var/log/ |
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> portage var/db; |
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> do |
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> [[ -d ${ROOT}/${x} ]] || mkdir -p "${ROOT}/${x}" |
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> done |
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> I think {,s}bin. It breaks the installation of bash, and so $EPREFIX/ |
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> bin/sh is missing, and that breaks the gcc installation. |
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This worked many times on different platforms for me. I can't see how this should break bootstrap? Why do you think, the {,s}bin is |
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the problem? I have bin/sh in the right places in my prefixes... |
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> And in the bash ebuild, I think that you could had |
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> CFLAGS_FOR_BUILD="$CFLAGS". I don't know why, but that's the CFLAGS |
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> using by bash for building. |
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CFLAGS are passed correctly to bash build. Of that I am sure (haven't tried right now though), since on interix I must pass custom |
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flags (which works, otherwise I couldn't build...). Could it be that CFLAGS_FOR_BUILD is set to CFLAGS somewhere by configure or so, |
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if it's not set? This at least sounds plausible to me :) |
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Cheers, Markus |
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