Test results from x86-macos

On 10-09-2006 10:10:22 -0400, Chris L. Mason wrote:
> Okay, after my one-line fix to the bootstrap script, I
got stuff
> installed and then I followed the steps in the wiki,
manually adding a
> "~x86-macos" keyword where needed.
> 
> Up until the coreutils step, everything worked fine.
> 
> With coreutils (5.94-r3) I get this error:
> 
> /gentoo/usr/lib/portage/bin/ebuild.sh: line 1:
/gentoo/bin/expr: No
> such file or directory

This is true, actually.  I had it myself, but facked it by
making a
symlink.  Copying like you did works too.

> Okay, so I manually fixed this by copying /bin/expr to
> /gentoo/bin/expr.  Then it compiles a bunch of stuff
and fails with:
> 
> gcc  -g -O2   -o csplit  csplit.o ../lib/libcoreutils.a
 
> ../lib/libcoreutils.a
> /gentoo/usr/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
> _re_compile_pattern
> _re_search

Interesting, I should have had them too.  I'll try to
recompile them.

> Any suggestions?

You could try and play a dirty trick by using LDFLAGS
-undefined
dynamic_lookup but that might result in traps during
runtime.

> Thanks,

Thank you for diving into it.

Can you produce a list of ebuilds that you keyworded so I
can commit
them to the tree?


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On 9/10/06, Grobian <grobiangentoo.org> wrote:
...
>
> Thank you for diving into it.
>
> Can you produce a list of ebuilds that you keyworded so
I can commit
> them to the tree?
>

I was going to do this, but then I tried "emerge
sync" and overwrote
all my stuff.  :(

Basically you can keyword all the stuff installed during the
instructions (up to gawk) and then all the dependencies
installed when
emerge'ing portage.

Also, "emerge system" never did anything.

Thanks,


Chris
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