jhan

On first glance I didn't see a major difference in the diff. But even such small differences as the different kernel versions can be important. There seem to be also some other version differences between the systems. If you want to identify the problem further you could use glxinfo and glxgears (package mesa-progs for funtoo) to do that. glxinfo gives you a lot of information about the opengl part and with glxgears you can see if there is a greater difference in the framerate.

Have you compared the xorg logs of both systems to see if there is a difference?

Have you compared the dmesg output of both kernels? Normally you should see something like:

lsmod should give you the list of modules 8169 is the kernel driver and it seems that your card is not recognized or the module not loaded. There is a driver for 8168 which you can emerge: net-misc/r8168. If the kernel driver does not work, you can try that one.

This card has problems with different kernel versions. So more questions: - which kernel are you using? - which driver are you using? 8169 in the kernel or 8168?

It would help if you could give more information when you have problems. What would be interesting here: - output of 'lspci -nnk' - what do you have enabled in the kernel to make it work?

I am in the process of moving to libressl at the moment and the procedure described at https://bghost.xyz/post/libressl_on_funtoo/ works quite well.

From which directory did you start the emerge? Please start it from a directory that is not temporary, to avoid errors like this: If the emerge fails again post the contents of '/var/tmp/portage/dev-lang/rust-1.29.2/work/rustc-1.29.2-src/config.toml'

So you are basically looking for the keyword 'Summary:' and then add the extra text before the ';;'. If I remember correctly, this should be doable with awk or gawk. Something similar to what is done on this page

To make it easier to understand what you are trying to achieve could you give a short example of a file before and after the change. So far I only understand that you want to modify a lot of files in the same way but it is not clear to me how the resulting file would look like. An example would help to clarify that.

Could it be that you are using funtoo release 1.2? I already upgraded to release 1.3 and have mesa 18.2.4 and llvm 7.0.0-r1

So you are trying to install gentoo? Or what are you trying to do and what did you do?

If you really don't use a graphical Environment then you should set your profile accordingly with epro (https://www.funtoo.org/Funtoo_Profiles). That should cover most of it.

Yes, that is still unresolved here as well because glibmm-2.57.1 is not compiling. It throws a long error list, mostly something about No idea what the problem is and no time to look into it further. So far my system works without that package.

What happens if you exclude glib from the emerge for a moment? Does it show you other ebuilds to install?