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Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Tuesday 03 February 2004 08:32 am, Andrew Gaffney wrote: |
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>>I am currently bootstrapping on another system. I added "nptl" to the USE |
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>>flags. I started scripts/bootstrap-2.6.sh. It gave me an error about |
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>>sys-kernel/linux-headers-2.6.0 being masked so I edited the build and added |
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>>x86 to KEYWORDS and ran scripts/bootstrap-2.6.sh again. Will this leave me |
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>>with a from-scratch NPTL-enabled system? |
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> i hope you put ~x86 into ACCEPT_KEYWORDS otherwise you wont have nptl enabled |
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> in your glibc (you need latest unstable glibc/gcc in order to get nptl) |
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> you *should* also be running the 2.6.x kernel, but that's not *exactly* |
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> required |
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> -mike |
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I think that it is required to be running a 2.6.x kernel (or a late |
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2.5.x kernel). |
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This line in the use_nptl() function of the ebuild for glibc states: |
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if [ -n "`use nptl`" -a "`get_KV`" -ge "`KV_to_int ${MIN_NPTL_KV}`" ] |
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Which means to me that you need to be running the latest kernel, unless |
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get_KV does something that I am not aware of. |
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Tom Veldhouse |
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