Using the ut2004 ebuild, and by setting CD_ROOT (export CD_ROOT='/ut2004tmp' )correctaly, will automatically look for:(in this case, the directory that hold all the "cds" is /ut2004tmp) * Copying files from Disk 1... cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//Animations': No such file or directory cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//ForceFeedback': No such file or directory cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//Help': No such file or directory cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//KarmaData': No such file or directory cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//Maps': No such file or directory cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//Sounds': No such file or directory cp: cannot stat `/ut2004tmp//Web': No such file or directory Now, there are two things wrong here. First off, there is an extra "/" in the install path, which is a problem. Seccond, notice the Cases of the folders. When you copy the folders, the cases are lowercase, not uppercased. They are even lowercased on the cd. Now, if you go into the ebuild, you can edit those copy lines and cases, and you come put with something to the extent of this: (only showing few lines, youll get the idea) original: # Disk 1 einfo "Copying files from Disk 1..." cp -r ${CDROM_ROOT}/${DISK1}/{Animations,ForceFeedback,Help,KarmaData,Maps,Sounds,Web} ${Ddir} || die "copying files" fiexed: # Disk 1 einfo "Copying files from Disk 1..." cp -r ${CDROM_ROOT}/${DISK1}{animations,forcefeedback,help,karmadata,maps,sounds,web} ${Ddir} || die "copying files" which, in thise case, removes the extra "/" and changes the case of the folders. Now this work or cds 1-6. Now once this is fixed, later in the install you come across a chmod problem due to a incorrect file syntax, there are 3 "/"'s. FIX: Once all files are copied to the computer, rename each folder to have each needed folder with the approait case. DO NOT EDIT THE EBUILD. But, considering people dont want to do this, you might need to put a patch out. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. mount cdroms 1-6, and copy them to /ut2004tmp 2. unmount cdroms 3. cd /ut2004 4. export CD_ROOT='/ut2004tmp' 5. emerge ut2004 Actual Results: explained in the Detail section. Multiple errors, including bad file paths, and bad folder names. Expected Results: Install UT2004 to your computer. AMD XP 2.7 Ghz 1Gb PC3200 Ram 120 GB Hd IDE Drivers Installed All Drivers Installed
There is nothing wrong with the extra / characters, as bash simply ignores them. As for the directories being in the wrong case, go look at bug #53845 for more information. It seems like a kernel problem on your end, as the official CD uses mixed-case naming for the files on the CD.
