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What command shows this error message? What step of the install are you at? Is your /boot partition mounted?

As spectromas said, all you have to do is explained at the end of the output, and it points you to man 5 portage as well. However, I think you should first set your flavor and mix-ins: http://www.funtoo.org/Funtoo_Linux_Installation#ProfilesEspecially, setting the X mix-in would be a good idea. Did you solve your chroot issue? PS : I see you are still on sysresccd, probably firefox is not the priority for now. Get a working environnment before installing software you need. Otherwise, you'll just get into more troubles.

Depends on what you call "fun". Many people have fun facing issues, trying, understanding why it fails and manage to go further. =)

Then if your sysresccd version is not a 32bit one, I don't know sorry.

1. does `arch` return "x86_64" 2. Are you 100% sure you have sandybridge-compatible CPU? PS: I don't know about BtrFS, the only thing I can tell you to check is above. You can also get around in [iRC](irc://irc.freenode.net/funtoo) to get some help. :)

You might try to chroot into a 64bit system while you are in a 32bit system. Or you try to chroot into an environment that does not have the correct instruction set. Are you sure you selected the correct arch/subarch stage3? If in doubt (and if you are on an intel or AMD 64bit machine), choose generic_64 arch.

I don't know if a tool that does the job exists, but the data is on http://ports.funtoo.org/packages.xml curl -s http://ports.funtoo.org/packages.xml | xmllint --xpath "/packages/category[@name='dev-python']/package[@name='cryptography']/@repository" -

I guess it is to ensure they can't be loaded. Maybe try echo -e "blacklist bcma\nblacklist ssb\nblacklist mac80211" >> /etc/modprobe.d/blacklistNote: If this broadcom-sta does not solve your issue, don't forget to uninstall it and unblacklist bcma, ssb and mac80211.

I think you'll need net-wireless/broadcom-sta.

ballsystemlord, filing a bug for each package was not what I meant. I meant to file a big per issue encountered. If you face so many circular dependencies while nobody else facing them, this is probably a bad use case rather than a funtoo bug.

This is an issue in the ebuild. I think it should explicitely depend on gtk+[introspection], which is not the case, but I'm not quite sure.

Gtk has to be compiled with introspection enabled: USE=introspection emerge -1 gtk+ python2.7 -c "from gi.repository import Gtk" Whether this works or not, please file a bug. This is only a temporary workaround. PS : You should probably keep python3.3 as default python interpreter. If you installed a package "foo" on both python2.7 and python3.3, you can run "foo-3.3" or "foo-2.7" to run it on a specific python instance. But here, quodlibet is python 2.7 only anyway.

Sometimes I don't turn off my computer at night, so mutt often run for hours when suddenly the status bar displays a red message "Session expired, please login again." Pressing any key then displays "Mailbox closed" and finally mutt exits with message "[1] 7193 segmentation fault mutt" without properly cleaning curses environment. I set rc_ulimit="-c unlimited" in my /etc/rc.conf but I can't find the core file. Any idea what can cause this, or how to figure it out? Thanks. Here is my mutt config : https://github.com/apinsard/mycfg-mutt

It is possible, but I think this is not recommanded and may fail. If are running into problmes installing stable, best is to ask for help on IRC or/and report a bug in the bug tracker: https://bugs.funtoo.org/ However, the recommanded build is "current". So unless you have a particular reason to choose stable, just stick to the recommended choice. :)

Fixed. Thanks.

Hello, ballsystemlord, please file a bug for each of these (including the broken js edit thing if it's not a pebkac :P). https://bugs.funtoo.org/

Just tested it, that's a bug. dev-lang/python-3.3.6-r1000 requires dev-python/python-docs:3.3 whereas latest slot/version available is dev-python/python-docs:3.0. Please file a bug: https://bugs.funtoo.org/ Edit: I filed a bug: https://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-2352

This is not a valid solution but can still help to figure out the issue: does it work if you set something like this in your boot.conf? "Funtoo Linux" { kernel vmlinuz-3.19.0 initrd /initrams.cpio.gz params += resume=/dev/sda6 } "Funtoo Linux Test" { kernel vmlinuz-4.0.1 initrd /initrams.cpio.gz params += resume=/dev/sda6 }

Here is the list of packages that are important to me: app-editors/vim app-misc/tmux app-shells/zsh app-text/texlive dev-db/mysql dev-db/postgresql dev-lang/php dev-lang/python dev-python/pip dev-python/virtualenvwrapper mail-client/mutt net-irc/irssi net-misc/keychain sys-kernel/vanilla-sources www-client/firefox x11-terms/rxvt-unicode x11-wm/awesome

The "too" part of this logo makes me think about a mask and a snorkel. Maybe we could find something cool fun with this to draw a square logo. Dive into Funtoo :P

Found what I missed thanks to rieper on IRC. eval `keychain --agents ssh,gpg --eval id_rsa DEADBEEF BADCAFFE` in your ~/.bash_profile or ~/.zprofile I think this should be documented in www.funtoo.org/Keychain

Hi funtooers, I just installed Keychain to save up some password typing and I would like to take advantage of it for mutt. Currently here is what I have in my muttrc to unlock IMAP passwords: set my_pass_gmail=`gpg -d ~/.secret/.passwd.gpg | awk '/mail_gmail:/ {print $2}'` set my_pass_aladom=`gpg -d ~/.secret/.passwd.gpg | awk '/mail_aladom:/ {print $2}'` Currently, I have to type my RSA key password twice at Mutt startup. And if I add more accounts, I'll have to type it even more. I'd like to type it only once (or even 0 if I already typed it after logging in). I think this is doable with Keychain, but did not find out how to do it on this page http://www.funtoo.org/Keychain Thanks in advance.

My hardware is far from being F1 stuff, but I enjoy tweaking my kernel. :P I don't have any initramfs, desktop manager or such things either. XD Actually this is 5s until mounting /home. Then it's a bit slower: [ 4.956638] XFS (sdb1): Mounting V4 Filesystem [ 5.072782] XFS (sdb1): Ending clean mount [ 5.364787] ip (591) used greatest stack depth: 12888 bytes left [ 5.959298] mount (666) used greatest stack depth: 12760 bytes left [ 6.050238] Adding 2097148k swap on /dev/sda2. Priority:-1 extents:1 across:2097148k SS [ 6.698498] touch (945) used greatest stack depth: 12712 bytes left [ 9.724836] random: nonblocking pool is initialized [ 11.304092] r8169 0000:04:00.0 eth0: link down [ 11.304117] r8169 0000:04:00.0 eth0: link down [ 11.304133] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): eth0: link is not ready [ 16.382966] r8169 0000:04:00.0 eth0: link up [ 16.382977] IPv6: ADDRCONF(NETDEV_CHANGE): eth0: link becomes ready But I'm sure I can reach 5s until login prompt. I don't really need swap and I could run some rc services (such as net) in background after the login prompt is displayed on the tty. I don't know if such a runlevel "after default, in background" is scriptable though...

Yeah, it worked with that usbhid.quirks thing. :) I won't have to buy another keyboard to get my computer boot faster. :P However I'm more interested in the udev solution. I'll dig into it. Thanks!