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On Sun, Dec 23, 2001 at 05:38:54PM -0800, scott worley wrote: |
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> I did check my USE flags and 'boot' was not present. |
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That's "build", not "boot". |
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> Started over and used the default set of USE flags and everything built. One |
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> or more of the flags I added, (gtkhtml, pdflib, java, tcltk, etc.) required |
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> db-3.2.3h-r4 to be built during the bootstrap. With the default USE flags |
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> this didn't happen. Actually, I observed db-3.2.3h-r4 being built |
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> successfully when I emerge'd the kernel source. |
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> Did encounter another problem. Baselayout seems to be missing several |
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> utilities such as mount and ps. When I finished setting up grub and |
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> rebooting the system halts because it can't find ps. There were a few |
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> other errors on the screen such as random number generator setup failed |
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> and for some reason filesystem corruption on / which is xfs. I made |
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> sure to emerge xfsprogs & xfsdump and to compile the kernel with xfs |
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> support(not module) before exiting chroot. Also unmounted everything |
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> after exiting chroot and before rebooting. This is my first experience |
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> with xfs, is this normal on the first boot of an xfs filesystem? |
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It sounds like you didn't "emerge system" as indicated in the instructions. |
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mount is in the standard "util-linux" package, and "ps" in in "procps". Both |
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would have been merged if you had done an emerge system. |
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Best Regards, |
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Daniel Robbins <drobbins@g.o> |
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Chief Architect/President http://www.gentoo.org |
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Gentoo Technologies, Inc. |
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