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walt wrote: |
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> On 07/16/2014 10:21 AM, Dale wrote: |
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>> I'm beginning to wonder about |
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>> those stage3 tarballs for x86. Do they test those from time to time to |
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>> make sure they work or do they just autobuild them and upload them? I'm |
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>> following the install guide so I'm pretty sure I'm not doing anything |
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>> wrong but at the same time, I don't want to file a bug when it is just me. |
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> Over the years I remember maybe three times I've had to untar a stage3 on |
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> top of a "working" system, and IIRC the catastrophic problem was glibc each |
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> time :/ |
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> Anyway, the first time I tried it I learned that the stage3 overwrites the |
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> existing /etc directory. (That was so painful I remembered to move /etc out |
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> of the way the next two times it did it :) |
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> I mention all this because /etc/locale.conf may not be the file you expect, |
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> based on how your compile environment and chroot stuff is configured, etc. |
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> I been there/done that :) |
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I haven't done this on top of a working system tho. The first tarball |
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was a fresh install. The Gentoo that was there hadn't been updated in |
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like 3 years or so. I wasn't about to jump in and try to update all |
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that. The 2nd time, I just unpacked the tarball in /mnt/gentoo just |
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like I would a fresh install just that it was in the first install. |
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The locale.gen file was untouched from the tarball so it was the wrong |
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file type when I downloaded it. No clue on that yet. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |