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Bug 184543
Building perl fails during `emerge -e --system' (step 1.19)
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Script that provokes the error (revise settings before run)
setup-prefix-2007.07.07.sh (text/plain), 22.24 KB, created by
Rabbe Fogelholm
on 2007-07-07 22:09:22 UTC
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Script that provokes the error (revise settings before run)
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Rabbe Fogelholm
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2007-07-07 22:09:22 UTC
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>#!/bin/bash ># ># setup-prefix.sh > >VERSION=2007.07.07 > ># Script for setting up "Prefix Gentoo" ># Author: rabbe@gentoo.se ># ># This script was derived from the "Gentoo Prefix Portage Bootstrap ># Process for Solaris" webpage at ># <http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/gentoo-alt/prefix/bootstrap-solaris.xml>. ># Successful bootstrapping has been verified for Solaris/x86 and ># Solaris/sparc. More work is needed on Linux/x86. ># ># Changes have been made by trial-and-error to make the script run ># all the way unattended. Root privileges are not required. It is ># likely that the script to some extent reflects the particular set ># of bootstrapping tools (GCC compiler etc) being used. ># ># Numbers N.nn refer to the Code Listing numbers of the webpage. Extra ># steps have been introduced where needed. ># ># The script is sectioned into "levels", each level corresponding to ># a Code Listing in the webpage. Whenever a new level has been reached ># a timestamp is placed in the $EPREFIX/bootstrap/progress directory. ># ># It is the intention that the script should die as soon as something ># goes wrong, with an indication of the troublesome level. After fixing ># the problem the script can be restarted and will then skip over levels ># that have already been reached. By removing selected timestamps the ># script will re-run the corresponding bootstrap steps. ># ># The script finishes in less than 10 hours on a Solaris x86 system ># (hardware details unknown). The final size of $EPREFIX is of the ># order 0.8 GB. ># ># FILES CREATED BY THIS SCRIPT ># ># Lots of files under $EPREFIX ># Certain config files under $HOME/.subversion/ ># ># BOOTSTRAPPING TOOLS REQUIRED ># ># Quite a few software components are required for a successful ># bootstrap installation. Here is an attempt at a list (likely to ># be incomplete): ># ># gcc + ar + ld ># gmake or make ># grep + egrep + fgrep + or ggrep + gegrep + gfgrep ># ginstall or install ># ># TODO ># ># - Is it really necessary to have `hash -r' in some places? ># - Investigate FIXMEs. > > >######################################################################## > ># Inspect and revise these settings as needed. > > ># Prefix path: Everything that this script creates goes here. > >export EPREFIX=/var/tmp/gentoo > > ># Paths to bootstrapping tools, uncomment and adjust as appropriate ># (the paths must match actual paths in your system). ># ># BST_TOOLS=/usr/sfw/bin ># BST_GCC=/usr/sfw/bin:/usr/sfw/sparc-sun-solaris2.10/bin > > ># Proxy settings: Define these variables if behind an HTTP proxy. ># Only the simplest kind of proxy configuration is supported. > ># PROXYHOST=proxyhost.tinkerers-united.net ># PROXYPORT=8080 > > ># Flags that go into make.conf at a late stage: > >FINAL_USEFLAGS="unicode nls" >FINAL_CFLAGS="-O2 -pipe" > > ># Extra packages to be emerged: > >GOODIES="" ># GOODIES="$GOODIES app-portage/gentoolkit" ># GOODIES="$GOODIES app-editors/emacs" > ># Set UNMASK_EMACS to "true" if emacs should be emerged on ># sparc-solaris even though it is masked. Use at your own ># risk. > >UNMASK_EMACS=false > >######################################################################## > ># Be careful if you make changes below this line. > ># FIXME: Nothing goes in $EPREFIX/tmp/bin, leave it out entirely? ># FIXME: $EPREFIX/usr/sbin is needed for env-update. Addition to webpage? > >ARCHIVE=http://overlays.gentoo.org/proj/alt/browser/trunk/prefix-overlay/scripts >BOOTSCRIPT=bootstrap-prefix.sh > >BST_PROGRESS=$EPREFIX/bootstrap/progress >BST_BIN=$EPREFIX/bootstrap/bin >BST_TMP_BACKUP=$EPREFIX/backup-tmp > >UNAME_COMMAND="`which uname`" > >export PATH="$BST_TOOLS:$BST_BIN:$PATH" >export PATH="$EPREFIX/usr/bin:$EPREFIX/bin:$EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin:$EPREFIX/tmp/bin:$PATH" >export PATH="$EPREFIX/usr/sbin:$PATH" > >export PATH="$PATH:$BST_GCC" > >if ! which install >/dev/null && [ -x /usr/sbin/install ]; then > export PATH="$PATH:/usr/sbin" >fi > >if [ -n "$PROXYHOST" -a -n "$PROXYPORT" ]; then > export http_proxy="http://$PROXYHOST:$PROXYPORT" >fi > >BEGINNING=$((0)) > >not_done_level() { [ ! -f $BST_PROGRESS/$1 ]; } >done_level() { echo "PID: $$, date: `date`" >$BST_PROGRESS/$1; } >die() { echo "[$LEVEL] $1" >&2; exit 1; } > >appendline() { > if [ ! -f "$1" ] && ! touch "$1"; then > die "failed to create file $1" > fi > if ! grep "$2" "$1" >/dev/null; then > echo "$2" >>"$1" || die "failed to append to file $1" > fi >} > >trace() { > local banner > banner="====== [$LEVEL] ======" > echo $banner > echo "running for `howlong`" > echo "current PATH is:" > env | grep '^PATH=' | tr ':' '\n' | sed -e 's|PATH=||' -e 's|^| |' > echo $banner | sed -e 's|.|=|g' >} > >howlong() { > local now > local hasrun > local minutes > local zero > for X in $EPREFIX/bin $EPREFIX/tmp/bin $EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin; do > if [ -x $X/date ]; then > if [ $BEGINNING -eq 0 ]; then > BEGINNING=`$X/date --utc +%s` > echo "0:00 h" > else > now=`$X/date --utc +%s` > hasrun=$(((now - BEGINNING) / 60)) # runtime in minutes > minutes=$((hasrun % 60)) > [ $minutes -lt 10 ] && zero='0' > [ $minutes -ge 10 ] && zero='' > echo "$((hasrun / 60)):${zero}$((minutes)) h" > fi > fi > break > done > echo "0:00 h" >} > >######################################################################## > ># Execution begins! > >[ -z "$BST_GCC" ] && die "BST_GCC has not been set" >[ -z "$BST_TOOLS" ] && die "BST_TOOLS has not been set" > >case "`$UNAME_COMMAND -s`" in > Linux) > case "`$UNAME_COMMAND -p`" in > i686) > PLATFORM=linux-x86;; > *) > die "unsupported platform: `uname -a`" > esac;; > SunOS) > case "`$UNAME_COMMAND -p`" in > sparc) > PLATFORM=solaris-sparc;; > i386) > PLATFORM=solaris-x86;; > *) > die "unsupported platform: `uname -a`" > esac;; > *) > die "unsupported platform: `uname -a`" >esac > >LEVEL=0 > ># For the record: Versions of bootstrapping tools. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > mkdir -p $BST_PROGRESS > > echo $VERSION >$BST_PROGRESS/script-version.txt > > if gcc --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then > gcc --version >$BST_PROGRESS/gcc-version.txt > else > die "no gcc" > fi > > if make --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then > make --version >$BST_PROGRESS/make-version.txt > elif gmake --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then > gmake --version >$BST_PROGRESS/gmake-version.txt > else > die "no make and no gmake" > fi > > if install --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then > install --version >$BST_PROGRESS/install-version.txt > elif ginstall --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then > ginstall --version >$BST_PROGRESS/ginstall-version.txt > elif which install >/dev/null 2>&1; then > which install >$BST_PROGRESS/install-abspath.txt > else > die "no install and no ginstall" > fi > > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.3-pre > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > rm -rf $BST_BIN > mkdir -p $BST_BIN > wget --output-document=$BST_BIN/$BOOTSCRIPT \ > $ARCHIVE/bootstrap-prefix.sh?format=txt || die "failed to wget boot script" > chmod 755 $BST_BIN/$BOOTSCRIPT > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.3 > ># DEVIATION: Don't emerge grep yet, since it can't be done. > ># FIXME: If actually building sed here there is a syntax error message reported ># by `sh' when emerging `sed'. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX tree || die "get tree failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp wget || die "build wget failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp sed || die "build sed failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp python || die "build python failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp coreutils || die "build coreutils failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp findutils || die "build findutils failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp tar || die "build tar failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp patch || die "build patch failed" > > # WORKAROUND: Bootstrap compilation of 'grep' does not > # work on x86, bug 173937. The workaround is to place > # very simple wrappers in $EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin and > # hope for the best. > > if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-x86 ]; then > mkdir -p $EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin > for X in grep fgrep egrep; do > echo "exec $BST_TOOLS/$X "'"$@"' >$EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin/$X > chmod +x $EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin/$X > done > else > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX grep || die "build grep failed" > fi > > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX/tmp gawk || die "build gawk failed" > $BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX portage || die "build portage failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > >if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-x86 ]; then > export PATH="$EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin:$PATH" >fi > >export LDFLAGS="-L${EPREFIX}/usr/lib -R${EPREFIX}/usr/lib -L${EPREFIX}/lib -R${EPREFIX}/lib" >export CPPFLAGS="-I${EPREFIX}/usr/include" >hash -r > > > >LEVEL=1.6-defer > ># Perhaps this step can't be done; it seems to fail with version 3.4.3 ># of the bootstrap GCC. Perhaps it is OK to rely on $EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin/sed ># for a while. > > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > echo "[$LEVEL] nothing to do here, actual work is deferred" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.7 > ># DEVIATION: Emerge bison here since yacc was asked for > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > > # Emerging m4 does not go well, there are complaints on > # grep being used with "illegal option -q", see if it > # helps to set DEFAULT_PATH? > # > # Same workaround applied for other packages too as needed. > > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot bison || die "emerge bison failed" > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot bash || die "emerge bash failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.8 > ># Noticed when emerging gcc-config: "grep: illegal option: -q", needs the DEFAULT_PATH trick? > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > # DEVIATION: No need to emerge m4, since bison pulled it in > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-apps/baselayout-prefix || die "emerge baselayout-prefix failed" > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-devel/flex || die "emerge flex failed" > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-devel/binutils-config || die "emerge binutils-config failed" > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-devel/binutils || die "emerge binutils failed" > > if ld --version >/dev/null 2>&1; then > echo "[$LEVEL] binutils version is:" >$BST_PROGRESS/binutils-version.txt > ld --version >>$BST_PROGRESS/binutils-version.txt > else > die "failed to record binutils version" > fi > > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-devel/gcc-config || die "emerge gcc-config failed" > > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.8-gcc-dependencies > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > # Apply the wisdom of 173963, that is do not say --nodeps > # (see bug 173963). > # > # However, leaving out --nodeps causes sed to be pulled in. > # We want to defer that. This code emerges all dependencies > # except sed. > > for X in \ > dev-libs/libiconv \ > sys-libs/zlib \ > virtual/libiconv \ > sys-apps/texinfo \ > sys-devel/gnuconfig; do > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps $X || die "emerge $X failed" > done > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.8-gcc > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > > # Workaround for bug 184437: The configure script uses the > # CONFIG_SHELL for running config.sub, and it turns out that > # CONFIG_SHELL is $EPREFIX/bin/sh which may not exist. > > WORKAROUND_184437=""; if [ ! -x $EPREFIX/bin/sh ]; then > ( cd $EPREFIX/bin; ln -s bash sh ) > WORKAROUND_184437=true > fi > > env DEFAULT_PATH=$PATH \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-devel/gcc || die "emerge sys-devel/gcc failed" > > if [ -n "$WORKAROUND_184437" ]; then > ( cd $EPREFIX/bin; rm sh ) > fi > > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.6-catchup > ># We skipped building 'sed' before, try to do it now ># instead. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot sed || die "emerge sed failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.9 > ># Start using the newly built GCC, so set a PATH accordingly. We still ># need the bootstrap-compiled wget (in $EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin). Also for ># i386 we still need the bootstrap version of GNU grep ># (in $EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin), whereas for sparc we use the ># bootstrap-compiled grep in $EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin. > >env-update || die "failed to env-update" >source $EPREFIX/etc/profile >if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-x86 ]; then > export PATH=`echo $PATH \ > | sed -e "s|$EPREFIX/sbin:|$EPREFIX/sbin:$EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin:$EPREFIX/tmp/bin:$EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin:|"` >else > export PATH=`echo $PATH \ > | sed -e "s|$EPREFIX/sbin:|$EPREFIX/sbin:$EPREFIX/tmp/usr/bin:$EPREFIX/tmp/bin:|"` >fi > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps \ > "=autoconf-2.1*" "=autoconf-2.6*" "autoconf-wrapper" || die "emerge autoconf failed" > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps \ > "=automake-1.4*" "=automake-1.5*" "=automake-1.6*" \ > "=automake-1.7*" "=automake-1.8*" "automake-wrapper" || die "emerge automake failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.10-defer > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > echo "[$LEVEL] nothing to do here, actual work is deferred" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.11 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps texinfo || die "emerge texinfo failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.12 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps \ > "=automake-1.9*" "=automake-1.10*" || die "emerge automake failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.12b > ># Workaround: For some reason we need to build grep at this point ># on x86. Without doing so the "configure" step will fail when ># building libtool. Once we have built grep we can drop the ># $EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin path component. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-x86 ]; then > emerge -v --oneshot grep || die "emerge grep failed" > fi > done_level $LEVEL >fi > >if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-x86 ]; then > export PATH=`echo $PATH | sed -e "s|$EPREFIX/tmp/local/bin:||"` >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.12c > ># Mask version 1.5.23b of libtool. The problem with version 1.5.23b is ># reported in bug 181802 (it might not be a critical issue). > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > if [ ! -f $EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.mask ] \ > || ! grep --silent =sys-devel/libtool-1.5.23b $EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.mask; then > mkdir -p $EPREFIX/etc/portage > echo "=sys-devel/libtool-1.5.23b" >$EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.mask > fi > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps libtool || die "emerge libtool failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.13-defer > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > echo "[$LEVEL] nothing to do here, actual work is deferred" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.14 > ># Emerging wget with depndencies pulls in python, ># and for building python we need a recent version ># of patch. Sooner or later we need it anyway. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot patch || die "emerge patch failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.10-catchup > ># Emerging wget with --nodeps causes an error ("--with-ssl was ># given, but OpenSSL is not available"). There does not seem to be ># a USE flag for turning off the SSL dependency. Keep --nodeps but ># emerge openssl first. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps dev-libs/openssl || die "emerge openssl failed" > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps wget || die "emerge wget failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.13-catchup > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps sys-apps/coreutils || die "emerge coreutils failed" > hash -r ## the console output says to do so > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.15 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > > # This ugly fix was introduced because 2.4.4-r4 won't emerge on > # sparc (patching fails for some incomprehensible reason). > # FIXME: Later on this code should be removed. > > if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-sparc ]; then > if ! -f $EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.unmask \ > || ! grep 'dev-lang/python-2.5.1-r2' $EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.unmask; then > echo "=dev-lang/python-2.5.1-r2" >>$EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.unmask > fi > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps =dev-lang/python-2.5.1-r2 || die "emerge python failed" > else > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps dev-lang/python || die "emerge python failed" > fi > > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps findutils || die "emerge findutils failed" > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps tar || die "emerge tar failed" > if [ $PLATFORM != solaris-x86 ]; then > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps grep || die "emerge grep failed" > fi > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps make || die "emerge make failed" > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps bison || die "emerge bison failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.16 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > env FEATURES="-collision-protect" \ > emerge -v --oneshot --nodeps portage || die "emerge portage failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.17 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v --oneshot gawk || die "emerge gawk failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.18 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > rm -rf $BST_TMP_BACKUP > mkdir -p $BST_TMP_BACKUP > mv $EPREFIX/tmp/* $BST_TMP_BACKUP > hash -r > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.19-pre > ># It appears that emerging 'libperl' will fail in 1.19, ># at least on sparc, unless we have emerged 'db' first. ># FIXME: Investigate if this is a sparc-only issue. > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > # Note: 'db' has a 'bootstrap' USE-flag, should it be > # used here maybe? > > # Apparently 'db' causes problems in step 1.23 > # for x86-solaris, so do this for sparc only. > if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-sparc ]; then > emerge -v db || die "emerge db failed" > fi > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.19 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > > # This should not be needed, but there was a lockfile > # problem when emerging python, so maybe this is > # beneficial: > > rm -rf $EPREFIX/var/tmp/portage > > emerge -v -e system || die "emerge -e system failed" > > if ld --version; then > echo "[$LEVEL], level completed, binutils version is:" >>$BST_PROGRESS/binutils-version.txt > ld --version >>$BST_PROGRESS/binutils-version.txt > else > die "failed to record binutils version" > fi > > > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.20 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v subversion || die "emerge subversion failed" > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.21 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > > # Configure proxy for subversion, if it seems > # to be needed. Run this code twice: the first lap > # creates the config directory and files and fails > # because we have not done the proxy configuration; > # on the second lap we configure for proxy and should > # succeed. If we are not behind a proxy we should > # succeed on the first attempt. > > COUNT=$((0)) > RESULT=$((999)) > while [ $COUNT -lt 2 -a $RESULT -ne 0 ]; do > > SVNCONF=$HOME/.subversion/servers > TMPFILE=/tmp/setup-prefix-$$ > if [ -n "$PROXYHOST" -a -n "$PROXYPORT" -a -f $SVNCONF ]; then > cat $SVNCONF \ > | sed \ > -e '/^\[global/,$s|^# http-proxy-host =.*|http-proxy-host = '"$PROXYHOST"'|' \ > -e '/^\[global/,$s|^# http-proxy-port =.*|http-proxy-port = '"$PROXYPORT"'|' \ > >$TMPFILE > if cmp $TMPFILE $SVNCONF >/dev/null 2>&1; then > rm $TMPFILE > else > mv $TMPFILE $SVNCONF > fi > fi > > emerge -v --sync; RESULT=$? > > COUNT=$((COUNT+1)) > done > > [ $RESULT -eq 0 ] || die "emerge --sync failed" > > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.22 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > echo USE='"'${FINAL_USEFLAGS}'"' >> $EPREFIX/etc/make.conf > echo CFLAGS='"'${FINAL_CFLAGS}'"' >> $EPREFIX/etc/make.conf > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.23 > ># Use a clean PATH now, and no special settings. >env-update || die "failed to env-update" >source /etc/profile >unset LDFLAGS >unset CPPFLAGS > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > emerge -v -e world || die "emerge world failed" > > if ld --version; then > echo "[$LEVEL] , level completed, binutils version is:" >>$BST_PROGRESS/binutils-version.txt > ld --version >>$BST_PROGRESS/binutils-version.txt > else > die "failed to record binutils version" > fi > > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=1.24 > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > ( > # FIXME ... is the mkdir really needed? > mkdir -p $EPREFIX/usr/portage/scripts > cd $EPREFIX/usr/portage/scripts > $BST_BIN/$BOOTSCRIPT $EPREFIX startscript || die "failed to create startscript" > rm -rf $BST_TMP_BACKUP > done_level $LEVEL > ) >fi > > > >LEVEL=goodies > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace > > if [ $PLATFORM = solaris-sparc -a "$UNMASK_EMACS" = true ]; then > appendline $EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.keywords 'app-admin/eselect-emacs ~x86-solaris' > appendline $EPREFIX/etc/portage/package.keywords 'app-editors/emacs ~x86-solaris' > fi > > for P in $GOODIES; do > emerge -v $P || die "failed to emerge $P" > done > done_level $LEVEL >fi > > > >LEVEL=alldone > >if not_done_level $LEVEL; then > trace >fi
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