Oleg Vinichenko

paste somewhere: 1. qlist oracle-jdk-bin | sort 2. qlist eclipse-sdk-bin | sort 3. scanelf -nf $(qlist eclipse-sdk-bin | sort)

please provide output of: java-config --list-available-vms

this 2 packages are forked in Funtoo, means they not in sync with Gentoo versions. If needed, we can add libressl support for them.

ok, so this is yet again using existing install. please. install Funtoo from fresh stage. Converting existing Gentoo installation into Funtoo is unsupported (though, theoretically possible). You are hitting various discrepancies due to that, and this is not really Funtoo bug.

good. but what was the original problem? did you manually change the limits before? default values (not like yours) certainly enough for merging debian-sources. what i'm trying to figure whether it's manual change or not.

this value is much lower than default, which is 16000 for open files. Normally this defined in /etc/security/limits.conf. There're several ways to change the values but first of all try to find out why you got unusual value. Did you change that?

i'm not entirely sure but maybe you hitting ulimit problems. Do you have ulimit specified anywhere? ulimit -n shows it. But i guess dirty workaround could be: rm -rf /var/tmp/portage

convertion of existing Gentoo into Funtoo not supported and will not work under ordinary conditions.

this is unsupported.

this problem is reported already in https://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-3199

should be fixed with tree update.

this ebuild not tested on hardened. Thx for catching this. It's very much possible it's not needed (a patch).

this is technical information by ebuild. look here for explanation. Fran comment. Not sure why udisks looks for swap. https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-923640.html

gcc-5.3.0 now available in portage. but masked. Please, test.

where does "Illegal instruction" happen? need logs. But i suspect its a segfault in nettle, which is due to AES instruction. If your CPU not supporting it, you need to disable it. Know thy hardware :).

any details?

This version has only improved btrfs support as requested by Erik Ridderby. https://bugs.funtoo.org/browse/FL-3123

ati-drivers-15.12 update some time back for testing. Ebuild is masked, to test; echo "x11-drivers/ati-drivers" >> /etc/portage/package.unmask emerge -uN ati-drivers Gaming, steam and especially gnome3 (if anyone using it) test very much appreciated.

1. update portage. emerge -1uN portage 2. let portage apply use flag changes. You will be asked about this, just hit y 2 run emerge -uDN @world icu

this should be fixed. please sync tree and check.

nice!

it is not stale. it does not include cache for ebuilds with EAPI=6

thx. now problem identified. will fix soon

/boot is certainly present in /etc/fstab. But you must to check this file and correct to suit your needs. This is described in installation guide.