On Tuesday 16 December 2003 23:15, Brendan Sullivan wrote: > Ok, this is being pretty hard for me to pin down... > > I had accidentally updated "world" with the ACCEPT_KEYWORDS="~x86" flag > set... Well, it seemingly didn't break much...booted fine....no errors that > i ran into in daily use of the machine....but i had a day when i had time, > so i commented out the ACCEPT_KEYWORDS flag and re-updated the system. > > Now, the linux stops booting when it gets to "Mounting /proc...". I booted > from the cd and recompiled my kernel making sure the kernel had /proc > filesystem support...and copied it to the boot partition....but to no > avail. > > kernel i'm working with - Gentoo sources - linux 2.4.20-r8 > > Any ideas?
It sounds like your mount is broken. When downgrading like that, a lot of the compiler tools generate bad executables during the time that there is a mixture of x86 and ~x86. At a minimum, try recompiling mount and then anything else that appears to be broken. Personally, I'd suggest rebuilding all of world once more. -- Regards, Jason Stubbs -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] mailing list
