Bugzilla Bug 165494

* ERROR: Could not read /usr/share/genkernel/parisc64/config.sh

The file exists and manually sourcing that file just works (tm).

Are you getting this when running via catalyst?  If so, which version of
catalyst are you using?

(In reply to comment #1)
> Are you getting this when running via catalyst?

Yep.

> If so, which version of catalyst are you using?

catalyst 2.0.1, genkernel 3.4.6

Funny thing, it's working again with catalyst 2.0.2. I'll confirm this on
another box tomorrow.

Can you be sure this is still working with genkernel/catalyst from my overlay?

http://overlays.gentoo.org/svn/dev/wolf31o2 (or layman -a wolf31o2)

catalyst-2.0.3_pre2
genkernel-3.4.7_pre2

Thanks

I've found the cause of this problem. In `genkernel`, the config.sh is used
like so:

source ${ARCH_CONFIG} || gen_die "Could not read ${ARCH_CONFIG}"

This appears to be flawed because `source` doesn't seem to return an exit code.
Instead, the exit code of the last command that ran is used. In
parisc{,64}/config.sh, that last command was:

[ -z "${MAKEOPTS}" ] && MAKEOPTS="-j2"

If you have MAKEOPTS exported via a catalyst envscript, the last command to run
is `test -z "${MAKEOPTS}"`, which exits with 1, since $MAKEOPTS is not empty.
Moving this line near the top of the file like it is in most of the other
arch-specific config.sh files does the trick.

OK.  This is fixed in subversion now, thanks to Andrew.

Fixed in 3.4.7_pre3