Created attachment 470548 [details, diff] kernel-2.eclass.patch For _rc versions, OKV gets set to "[4]" (for PV="4.11.0_rc7"), which is obviously wrong - the source tarball can not be fetched. This is caused by referencing the OKV_DICT map in a wrong way: `$OKV_DICT["${KV_MAJOR}"]` should have been `${OKV_DICT[${KV_MAJOR}]}`. Afterwards, the kernel-2.eclass will try to fetch linux-3.19.tar.xz, which is still wrong for PV="4.11.0_rc7". The intention of the OKV_DICT map is probably to get the wrap-around for "4.0" -> "3.19" and "3.0" -> "2.6.39" right. Hence I modified the code to actually perform a wrap instead of just fixing the version to "3.19".
Created attachment 470552 [details, diff] Fix-OKV-for-_rc-versions.patch
Created attachment 470556 [details, diff] Fix-OKV-for-_rc-versions.patch
in which ebuild this problem happen ?
I found the issue when trying to build sys-kernel/coreos-sources-4.11_rc7 from CoreOS' overlay [1]. It does little more than inheriting kernel-2.eclass. [1]: https://github.com/coreos/coreos-overlay/blob/master/sys-kernel/coreos-sources/coreos-sources-4.10.12.ebuild
This looks good and passed all my testing. Would you mind posting it to gentoo-dev? It's a written policy we post eclass patches to -dev.
(In reply to Mike Pagano from comment #5) > This looks good and passed all my testing. Would you mind posting it to > gentoo-dev? It's a written policy we post eclass patches to -dev. Thanks for the hint. I posted to gentoo-dev, but my email does not appear in the archives [1] - I assume the list is moderated? [1]: https://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-dev/threads/2017-05/
It looks like coreos-sources is EOL'd. I could not find it. If someone still needs this for a kernel that still exists so I can reproduce please reopen.