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The Doctor
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Did you try using one of Pappy's Kernel seeds? They are very parred down already but they are usually almost ready to use. You just need your file system and a couple of modules. The instructions are on the site. You may as well get a working kernel before stripping it down.
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swass
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| The Doctor wrote: | | Did you try using one of Pappy's Kernel seeds? They are very parred down already but they are usually almost ready to use. You just need your file system and a couple of modules. The instructions are on the site. You may as well get a working kernel before stripping it down. |
Sure. I am going to try that now.
That said, this really doesn't seem like a kernel issue to me. Granted, I haven't had a working Gentoo system on this box before, but there doesn't seem to be any real indication of a kernel bug or error in any of the files. OpenRC seems to be where the problem is at -- in that it clearly starts OpenRC, but fails to actually execute any of the scripts (or they fail to run).
Anyway, I'll try to compile that and see what happens. I am out of ideas if the problem is OpenRC itself, since that seems pretty much a part of the way Gentoo operates now. I suppose I could roll my own init method or borrow from something else, but it seems like I shouldn't have to. |
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