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Alexander <aia@××××.ru>, on Sun Apr 07, 2002 [09:43:25 PM] said: |
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> # mount --bind /usr/portage usr/portage |
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> mount: special device /usr/portage does not exist |
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> ??? |
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Hi; |
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This is exactly the message you would get if /usr/portage |
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does not exist. (this is kind of confusing for a bind type mount, |
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as it is not a special device, but thats the way it is now.) |
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If you are chrooted someplace, you cannot access the |
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real root dir. ie. if you wanted to |
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'mount --bind /usr/portage /mnt/usr/portage' |
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You have to do it before (or from another console) before you |
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'chroot /mnt bash'.... |
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Paul |
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set@×××××.com |
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