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Some few days ago I knew about CloverOS that's basically Gentoo with more packages installed by default, with custom config files and also highly optimized with a bunch of flags to compile programs by the most optimized way. This caught my attention so I checked their packages and I saw that the CloverOS guys disable some flags that may break some specific packages, which is nice! Also some few days ago I knew about GentooLTO, that's an overlay for optimizing the compilation of packages. I like to try new things, so I tried GentooLTO with Funtoo on virtualbox but I got a bad news that GentooLT
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Hello, dear developers! I am using Funtoo on laptop. I want to be able to get OS from source codes. But instruction https://www.funtoo.org/Install#Installing_the_Stage_3_tarball offers to use Stage 3 How to use system packages from sources after installation? How to recompile those packages from Stage 3? How to determine which are they?
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Hi, I am trying to install funtoo on my chromebook. I have Intel Celeron 3215. I am also running funtoo on my Linode. I noticed that funtoo wasn't providing the broadwell stage3 tarballs so I decided to use Metro and build a broadwell tarball. (I already tried to use haswell tarball, same problem "Illegal Instruction"). Once my broadwell tarball was ready I decided to use that one. I am getting the same error on that one too ("Illegal Instruction"). Did my Metro built tarball came out wrong? Please help. Additional information: file ./bin/bash ./bin/bash: ELF 64-bit LSB
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I'm encountering a strange problem while trying to install funtoo on my desktop. The files which I extract from the stage 3 tarball refuse to be executed. I tried the following (not in this order): Mounted filesystem --rw -o exec. fsck -f /dev/sda3 cp bin/bash /root && /root/bash cp /bin/bash . && chroot . bash -l The above command failed because bash could not find the shared object (.so) files. tar -xpf stage3* cat bin/bash find bin -exec file --mime-type '{}' \; | grep -v application/x-executable I then executed bin/gunzip as it was a shell script and it ran fine. I tried ch
