When running 'config-kernel --output-dir=/var/tmp/kernel-output/2.6.8' it sets an environment variable: KBUILD_OUTPUT_PREFIX="/var/tmp/kernel-output/2.6.8" Which doesn't seem to be picked up by the kernel compiler. The only way I've been able to output my kernel to another location, is by changing this variable to: KBUILD_OUTPUT="/var/tmp/kernel-output/2.6.8" Unsure if this has been done on purpose and I just havn't configured it properly or if someone has messed up. Sorry if it's on my side. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. config-kernel --output-dir=/var/tmp/kernel-output/2.6.8 2. sudo env-update && source /etc/profile 3. Actual Results: A environment variable KBUILD_OUTPUT_PREFIX="/var/tmp/kernel-output/2.6.8" is created. Expected Results: Environment variable KBUILD_OUTPUT="/var/tmp/kernel-output/2.6.8" created. config-kernel 0.3.3
No longer in portage, irrelevant bug.