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Greg Fitzgerald wrote: |
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> I went and created stages 1-3 and I am now working on my livecd stage1. |
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> My spec file is as follows: |
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> subarch: amd64 |
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> version_stamp: installer-2007.0 |
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> target: livecd-stage1 |
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> rel_type: default |
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> profile: default-linux/amd64/2007.0/desktop |
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> snapshot: 20080104 |
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> source_subpath: default/stage3-amd64-20080104 |
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> livecd/use: |
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> branding |
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> livecd |
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> socks5 |
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> livecd/packages: |
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> --- lots of packages here --- |
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> It compiles around 400 packages then dies on gnome-menus which requires a |
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> .config file in my kernel sources directory. Wondering how to solve this |
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> issue. I am new to making a livecd with catalyst, but my understanding is |
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> you set the .config file for your kernel in your livecd stage2. I tried |
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> to copy it to the livecd cache directory under /usr/src/linux and starting |
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> again with -a but it appears to get deleted when I start again. Can anyone |
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> let me know how I should proceed from here? |
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There are a couple of ways around this, but you probably won't like any of them. |
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1) switch to xfce4, which doesn't bring in gnome-menus (the way I'd go) |
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2) modify the ebuild in your snapshot to bypass the kernel feature check |
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3) modify linux-info.eclass in your snapshot to not fail like this |
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4) give up |
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Andrew Gaffney http://dev.gentoo.org/~agaffney/ |
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Gentoo Linux Developer Catalyst/Installer + x86 release coordinator |
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