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Hi Richard, |
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Tks for your advice. |
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> On 8/31/06, Stephen Liu <satimis@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> > After activating lv, mounting all devices, etc., coming to; |
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> > # mount -t proc none /mnt/gentoo/proc |
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> > # mount -o bind /dev /mnt/gentoo/dev |
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> > # env-update |
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> > -/bin/bash:env-update:command not found. |
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> You need to chroot to /mnt/gentoo before running etc-update: |
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Yes I did. Sorry for not listing them on my previous posting. Steps |
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taken previously as follows; |
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# cd /mnt/gentoo |
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# mount -t proc none /mnt/gentoo/proc |
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# mount -o bind /dev/mnt/gentoo/dev |
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# chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash |
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# env-update |
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-/bin/bash:env-update:command not found. |
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other commands also not found. |
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If I start again wiping out the complete HD, following the steps on the |
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handbook. Then it worked seamlessly. |
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# env-update |
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>> Regenerating /etc/ld.so.cache.... |
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I can't resolve if after exiting chroot and re-enter chroot, commands |
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will disappear. I tried many times in my previous rounds. |
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> I think you've gotten confused by which console you are working on. |
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> Normally the live CD starts several consoles (6?), that are |
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> accessible |
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> on Alt+F1 through Alt+F6. (The Ctrl+Alt combination is only needed |
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> when switching from X to a console). So most likely, you were |
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> working |
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> on tty1 (Alt+F1). |
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I'm sure on my previous rounds, [Ctrl+Alt+F4] switching back to the |
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working console. Sometimes all work were there. Another time they |
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were lost. |
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I'll try your advice "Alt+F1" next time. Tks |
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B.R. |
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SL |
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