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On 1/7/07, Tom Hendrikx <tom@×××××××××.net> wrote: |
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> Nedim Cholich wrote: |
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> > Hi, |
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> > This is my first email to the list and my first attempt at installing |
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> > hardened Gentoo (I've been using Gentoo for 4 years now). |
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> > I have a fresh install of Gentoo 2006.1 and I'm trying to convert it to |
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> > hardened. I have followed instructions and changed the profile, added |
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> > USE flags and when I try to recompile the toolchain it wants to |
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> > downgrade the glibc, which is, of course, not allowed. |
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> I ran into this problem also a while ago, and after some testing, |
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> solving this problem actually is quite easy, considering your 4 years of |
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> Gentoo experience and also considering it's a clean install. |
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> 1) Get yourself a nice 2006.0 install cd |
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> 2) Wipe your clean install, and start a new one using the 2006.0 cd. |
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> 3) Do a stage 1 install from this cd, setting your profile and flags |
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> right from the beginning. |
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> Since the initial 2006.0 environment contains an older glibc version |
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> (glibc-2.3.6-r4 says my emerge history), there is no need to downgrade. |
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> Just be sure not to remerge glibc before setting the hardened profile, |
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> so you don't upgrade by accident. |
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> Worked for me twice in last 3 months :) |
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Ok. I found stage3 of 2006.0. Is there a problem with using the latest |
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portage snapshot with this 2006.0 (and the hardened profile from it)? |
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Thanks. |