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If I'm understanding the Metro build process correctly, the profile configured in build.conf is sourced from the portage snapshot, and not the build computer.

 

If that is so, is there a way to insert a profile into metro, like gentoo:funtoo/1.0/linux-musl

 

I have a cut down funtoo profile for musl , just arch (x86_64) / build (current) / flavor (minimal) , and a build env setup, using the new gentoo musl stage3 just posted, with metro installed.

 

I can build a normal gentoo:funtoo/1.0/linux-gnu stage3, but not anything from gentoo:base because of the arch / build / flavor requirements of metro. So I can't use a gentoo:hardened/linux/musl/ profile.

 

By the way, Daniel, and everyone else who worked to get this site backup and running, you guys are awe inspiring, thanks for the hard work rebuilding the site. Amazing job...

 

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I figured out how to inject a linux-musl profile into metro.

I edited the unpack.spec and added a section to copy the linux-gnu profile to linux-musl, and sed / echoed the files a bit.

 

But alas the feeder profile is still a x86_64-pc-linux-gnu so glibc is still there and metro hit me with insanity and double insanity warnings.

 

It will emerge --oneshot emerge and compile python. But crashes with unresolved conflicts with glibc when it tries to emerge world.

 

I also tried the x86_64-gentoo-linux-musl stage3 in a chroot with the above changes to metro unpack.spec, but the problem is the same.

 

I think I have to hand build a stage3 to feed into metro.

Working that out now.

 

Attached is my hack of the unpack.spec

 

[collect ../snapshot/global.spec]

 

[section steps/unpack]

 

source: [

[ ! -d $[path/chroot] ] && install -d $[path/chroot]

[ ! -d $[path/chroot]/tmp ] && install -d $[path/chroot]/tmp --mode=1777 || exit 2

src="$(ls $[path/mirror/source])"

comp="${src##*.}"

 

[ ! -e "$src" ] && echo "Source file $src not found, exiting." && exit 1

echo "Extracting source stage $src..."

 

case "$comp" in

bz2)

if [ -e /usr/bin/pbzip2 ]

then

# Use pbzip2 for multi-core acceleration

pbzip2 -dc "$src" | tar xpf - -C $[path/chroot] || exit 3

else

tar xpf "$src" -C $[path/chroot] || exit 3

fi

;;

gz|xz)

tar xpf "$src" -C $[path/chroot] || exit 3

;;

*)

echo "Unrecognized source compression for $src"

exit 1

;;

esac

]

 

snapshot: [

snap="$(ls $[path/mirror/snapshot] )"

 

[ ! -e "$snap" ] && echo "Required file $snap not found. Exiting" && exit 3

 

scomp="${snap##*.}"

 

[ ! -d $[path/chroot]/usr/portage ] && install -d $[path/chroot]/usr/portage --mode=0755

 

echo "Extracting portage snapshot $snap..."

 

case "$scomp" in

bz2)

if [ -e /usr/bin/pbzip2 ]

then

pbzip2 -dc "$snap" | tar xpf - -C $[path/chroot]/usr || exit 4

else

tar xpf  "$snap" -C $[path/chroot]/usr || exit 4

fi

;;

gz|xz)

tar xpf "$snap" -C $[path/chroot]/usr || exit 4

;;

*)

echo "Unrecognized source compression for $snap"

exit 1

;;

esac

 

# support for "live" git snapshot tarballs:

if [ -e $[path/chroot]/usr/portage/.git ]

then

( cd $[path/chroot]/usr/portage; git checkout $[snapshot/source/branch:lax] || exit 50 )

fi

           

echo "################## injecting musl profile ##################"

echo Unmasking musl in gentoo base

sed -i 's/sys-libs\/musl/#sys-libs\/musl/' $[path/chroot]/usr/portage/profiles/base/package.mask

 

echo Creating $[path/chroot]/funtoo/1.0/linux-musl profile in Metro stage3

#

# create the linux-musl dir and cp the default linux-gnu into it

cd $[path/chroot]/usr/portage/profiles/funtoo/1.0/linux-gnu/

install -d $[path/chroot]/usr/portage/profiles/funtoo/1.0/linux-musl

cp -r * $[path/chroot]/usr/portage/profiles/funtoo/1.0/linux-musl

 

# Enter new dir

cd $[path/chroot]/usr/portage/profiles/funtoo/1.0/linux-musl

 

echo cleaning profile $[path/chroot]/funtoo/1.0/linux-musl profile

    # remove untested arch

        rm -Rf arch/arm-32bit

        rm -Rf arch/pure64

        rm -Rf arch/x86-32bit

 

    # remove build experimental

        rm -Rf build/experimental

 

    # remove untested flavors

        rm -Rf flavor/desktop

        rm -Rf flavor/workstation

 

    # remove mix-ins (building for core / minimal only)

        rm -Rf mix-ins

 

##### Settings

##### All Changes are relative to /usr/portage/profiles/funtoo/1.0

 

# Changes in linux-musl

    # make.defaults

    sed -i 's/glibc/musl/' make.defaults

    sed -i 's/elibc_glibc/elibc_musl/' make.defaults

    echo 'USE="\${USE} static-libs"' >> make.defaults

    echo 'USE="\${USE} -multilib -selinux -hardened -systemtd -pam -glibc"' >> make.defaults

    # use.force

    sed -i 's/elibc_glibc/elibc_musl/' use.force

 

    # x86-64bit {DIR}

 

        # make.defaults

        sed -i 's/x86_64-pc-linux-gnu/x86_64-pc-linux-musl/g' arch/x86-64bit/make.defaults

        sed -i 's/STAGE1_USE="multilib nptl nptlonly unicode"/STAGE1_USE="nptl nptlonly unicode"/g' arch/x86-64bit/make.defaults

        # package.use.force

            # none

        # parent

            # none

        # use.force

            sed -i 's/multilib/#multilib/g' arch/x86-64bit/use.force

           

        # package.use.mask {DIR}

            # 01-gentoo

                # none

            # 02-gentoo

                # none

            # cpu-features

                # none

            # app-emulation

                # none

 

        # use.mask {DIR}

            # 01-gentoo

                # none

            # core

                # none

            # cpu-features

                # none

            # hardware

                # none

 

    # build {DIR}

        # current {DIR}

            # eapi

                # none

            # make.defaults

                # none

            # package.mask

                # none

 

        # stable {DIR}

            # eapi

                # none

            # make.defaults

            # none

            # README

            # none

 

            # package.keywords {DIR}

                # funtoo-stable

                    # none

                # package.mask {DIR}

                    # funtoo

                        # none

                # package.unmask {DIR}

                    # funtoo-stable

                        # none

                # package.use.stable.mask {DIR}

                    # 01-gentoo

                        # none

 

    # flavor {DIR}

        # core {DIR}

            # make.defaults

                # none

            # package.use

                # none

            # parent

                # none

 

        # hardened {DIR}

            # parent

                # none

 

        # minimal {DIR}

            # make.defaults

                # none

            # package.use.force

                # none

            # package.use.mask

                # none

            # packages

                sed -i 's/*virtual/libc//' flavor/minimal/packages

                echo "*sys-apps/getent" >> flavor/minimal/packages

                echo "*sys-libs/musl" >> flavor/minimal/packages

            # packages.build

                sed -i 's/virtual/libc//' flavor/minimal/packages

                echo "sys-apps/getent" >> flavor/minimal/packages.build

                echo "sys-libs/musl" >> flavor/minimal/packages.build

            # profile.bashrc

                # none

 

        # server {DIR}

            # parent

                # none

 

    # package.use {DIR}

        # cherokee

            # none

        # gentoo-syntax

            # noneone

        # python

            # none

 

    # package.use.force {DIR}

        # funtoo-use-force

            # none

 

    # package.use.mask {DIR}

        # .keep

            # none

        # 01-gentoo

            # none

        # funtoo-use-mask

            # none

 

    # use.mask {DIR}

        # .keep

            # none

        # 01-gentoo

            # none

echo "################## injecting musl profile ##################"

]

 

 

            

env: [

install -d $[path/chroot]/etc/portage

if [ "$[profile/format]" = "new" ]; then

cat << "EOF" > $[path/chroot]/etc/portage/make.conf || exit 5

$[[files/make.conf.newprofile]]

EOF

else

cat << "EOF" > $[path/chroot]/etc/portage/make.conf || exit 5

$[[files/make.conf.oldprofile]]

EOF

fi

cat << "EOF" > $[path/chroot]/etc/env.d/99zzmetro || exit 6

$[[files/proxyenv]]

EOF

cat << "EOF" > $[path/chroot]/etc/locale.gen || exit 7

$[[files/locale.gen]]

EOF

for f in /etc/resolv.conf /etc/hosts

do

if [ -e $f ]

then

respath=$[path/chroot]$f

if [ -e $respath ]

then

echo "Backing up $respath..."

cp $respath ${respath}.orig

if [ $? -ne 0 ]

then

echo "couldn't back up $respath" && exit 8

fi

fi

echo "Copying $f to $respath..."

cp $f $respath

if [ $? -ne 0 ]

then

echo "couldn't copy $f into place"

exit 9

fi

fi

done

]

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I think maybe a tuple setting, or a option for a profile will be nice.

 

I'm still learning this stuff, and my coding skills are rough, but I will try to hack out a profile.spec to be called by metro. But it needs to be run between portage untar / emerge --sync and chroot.

 

Generally speaking, I'm going to base any profiles that are injected to metro on the existing up stream linux-gnu profile, and mod that until I can get a working stage3 tested and create a proper linux-musl, before I do any submissions, including a profiles.eselect.desc. Currently just concentrating on arch / current / minimal.

 

But I'm still trying to build a stage3 for musl, so I can work out the kinks.

The tools are there, just the working out the hacks that will successfully create it, and then, I will write the scripts that I used to create it, and help the best that I can to integrate it into funtoo are a whole.

 

Anyone have a working uclibc funtoo stage3?

That might be easier to build a musl stage3 on than a glibc stage3.

 

 

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