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On Tue, Feb 25, 2020, 23:04 Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Dale wrote: |
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> > P. S. Starting to wonder if I should copy my current install over and |
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> > start there. I'd assume skipping /home, /proc and /sys would get me |
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> > started. Still, gonna try the stage3 again. Just for giggles. Do all |
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> > this while I cook some BBQ chicken for supper tomorrow night. |
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> Wanted to update on this, in case some other poor soul wants to go down |
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> this path. The PS above is what I ended up doing. That stage3 tarball |
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> never worked. It was like running in circles trying to emerge |
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> anything. Plus, copying over from my current install gives me a 100% |
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> clone of my install. So, I created a script, y'all would call it a |
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> joke, to copy over all the directories/files from my current install. |
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> That seems to work. I actually noticed I'm a version behind on |
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> kde-plasma and am upgrading it in the chroot as I type. Once that is |
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> done, I can copy over the binaries and do a emerge -k for the running |
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> install. This is my scripts, y'alls jokes. lol |
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> root@fireball / # cat /root/gentoo-mount |
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> mount --types proc /proc /backup/gentoo-build/proc/ |
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> mount --rbind /sys /backup/gentoo-build/sys/ |
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> mount --rbind /dev /backup/gentoo-build/dev/ |
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> root@fireball / # cat /root/gentoo-rsync-build |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /bin/* /backup/gentoo-build/bin/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /boot/* /backup/gentoo-build/boot/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /etc/* /backup/gentoo-build/etc/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /lib/* /backup/gentoo-build/lib/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /lib64/* /backup/gentoo-build/lib64/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /opt/* /backup/gentoo-build/opt/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /run/* /backup/gentoo-build/run/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /sbin/* /backup/gentoo-build/sbin/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /usr/* /backup/gentoo-build/usr/ |
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> rsync -av --progress --delete /var/* /backup/gentoo-build/var/ |
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> echo "Sync done" |
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> root@fireball / # |
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> The first one mounts things, if they are not already mounted. The |
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> second one syncs up everything, except /dev, /sys etc etc. |
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> I'll know in a couple hours or so how well this works. I can't see why |
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> I would have any problems but . . . . . I'm me. ROFL :/ |
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> Dale |
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> :-) :-) |
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You might want to take a look at this : |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:RelEng_GRS |
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Its been a long time since I messed with it. But here's my configuration if |
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it does you any good. |
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https://github.com/jonesmz/grs/tree/desktop-amd64-hardened |
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