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Sorry if you get this twice, i use an email address that is not |
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subscribed to the list. Therefore the resend. |
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On 18.06.2007, at 16:14, Philipp Riegger wrote: |
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> My builds fail during livecd-stage2. The part that is failing is |
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> the emerge-command run by genkernel after running genkernel and the |
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> reason is that i use a different kernel than gentoo sources and net- |
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> misc/htbinit is failing because the esfq patch is not applied to |
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> the kernel i use. I tried to fix that by adding net-misc/htbinit - |
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> esfq to my package.use, but it does not seem to work. Changes |
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> applied to package.keywords i did before affect the build. Does the |
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> callback of genkernel use package.use? Any other idea how i could |
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> fix this? |
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Ok, i seem to have mixed up the stages. portage_confdir is used in |
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stage3 and livecd-stage1 target, of course, but not in livecd-stage2. |
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Is there any specific reason, why it is not supported (like the |
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documentation says)? What is the right way to set use-flags for |
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genkernels callback function? boot/kernel/[boot/kernel:x]/use? What |
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does [boot/kernel:x] stand for? |
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Philipp |
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