Is ubuntu 14.04 LTS a good live cd for a funtoo install?

[maldoror]

I tried installing funtoo from ubuntu and when it came time to chroot ubuntu would not recognize this command:

env -i HOME=/root TERM=$TERM chroot . bash -l

When I ran the previous command it echoed: env: chroot: No such file or directory

And if I ran only the chroot portion of it it said something about illegal instruction and a core dumped.

 

I thought maybe the problem was my stage tarball: intel64-sandybridge subarch, my processor is a Intel? Pentium® CPU G630 @ 2.70GHz ? 2 I think that was the right one.

 

I'm completely lost as to what the problem is.

 

I will try the install again with systemrescuecd, I'm worried it will be a waste of time if there is something wrong with the stage tarball.

 

[cardinal]

I used lubuntu-32bit livecd to install 32bit funtoo stable and ran into same error.
In the case of ubuntu based livecd clearing the environment removes PATH from shell.
Shell can't find env or chroot without knowing the PATH.

 env: chroot: No such file or directory

Use which command to find path to env:

root@lubuntu:/mnt/funtoo# which env
/usr/bin/env

Use which command to find path to chroot:

root@lubuntu:/mnt/funtoo# which chroot
/usr/sbin/chroot

Command on 32-bit lubuntu to chroot into stage3-generic_32-funtoo-stable-2015-10-05.tar.xz

extracted to /mnt/funtoo:

root@lubuntu:/mnt/funtoo# /usr/bin/env -i HOME=/root TERM=$TERM /usr/sbin/chroot . bash -l
lubuntu / #
 

Shortcut:

root@lubuntu:/mnt/funtoo# env -i PATH=$PATH HOME=/root TERM=$TERM chroot . bash -l
lubuntu / #

[aryvandaar]

The install guide for funtoo recommends using systemrescuecd. 

 

You are correct. The Intel Pentium G630 is a sandy bridge CPU.

[maldoror]

The installation worked with systemrescuecd. But I had to use the generic64 subarch because sandybridge wouldn't work.