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On 04/05/16 02:30 PM, Farid BENAMROUCHE wrote: |
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> hum... yes I've setup all the relevant settings in my /etc/portage... |
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> I've also read the man, and still not understanding why. |
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> But At least you are confirming me that directly modifying the user.eclass in /usr/portage/eclass should work! |
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> The exact command line I've used was ROOT=/sysroot emerge -av sys-power/nut, where sysroot is a working x86 rootfs (ie, I can chroot in it) with no portage inside... |
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> PORTAGE_ECLASS_WARNING_ENABLE="1" in the make.conf seems to not work too... |
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..ok so if you've got a full chroot, you might want to use 'emerge |
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--config-root=/path/to/chroot [stuff]' and make sure that the |
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/etc/portage/repos.conf changes you made are in the chroot too. |
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Barring that, though, the issue may very well be the type of changes |
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you're trying to make to user.eclass just not working (or being |
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called) as expected. |
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A bunch of us hang out on irc.freenode.org in #gentoo-dev-help , and |
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stuff like this may be easier to help with in a more interactive |
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environment like that. |
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