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On Mon, Mar 15, 2010 at 2:44 AM, Mikko Rinne <mikko.rinne@×××××.fi> wrote: |
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> Hey, |
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> It's my first time I'm mailing to this list so be warned. |
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> I have a problem with GFS2. In the past there's been sys-fs/gfs2 ebuild |
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> available in the portage, but for now it's been removed as one of it's |
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> dependencies (openais) was removed. |
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You may get more relevant advice from emailing gentoo-user, as this |
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list is primarily focussed on development of sys-apps/portage. |
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> Normally I wouldn't mind about it, but as I had the original sys-fs/gfs2 |
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> already built in the system and after running emerge --sync & emerge |
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> --update, I found out that it actually managed to broke down mkfs.gfs2, |
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> which is pretty essential part when you have GFS2 set up. The whole error |
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> is; mkfs.gfs2: error while loading shared libraries: libvolume_id.so.0: |
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> cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory |
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> So the question remains; As GFS2 was removed as sys-fs/gfs2, has it been |
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> moved to any other main streamline package? If so, where. Basicly all I need |
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> atm is the mkfs.gfs2, but any info about this is much appreciated. Thanks. |
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You are free to go to http://sources.gentoo.org, click on 'gentoo-x86' |
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and find the ebuild for sys-fs/gfs2 and use it (and its associated |
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files) to build a new mkfs.gfs2. |
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You should probably put this ebuild in an overlay |
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-A |
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> Best Regards, |
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> Mikko Rinne |
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