Re: Installation problem with chroot
"kirill j." <[email protected]>
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"Dan Nicholas" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:004401c25752$9a783860$0264a8c0@home... I've tried many time to install from a stage3 tarball and cannot get past a point in step 9 where chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash causes an "illegal instruction". I think the "chroot" command is supposed to make /mnt/gentoo become /root but I'm not sure. Without that happening, paths are not set up correctly to create a kernel such as "make". If I install from a stage1 tarball, the chroot command does not cause an "illegal instruction" error at step 9 of the instructions. --- "illegal instruction" messages mean that you are trying to set it up on an uncompatible architecture. Do you have a i586 (pentium) and try to extract a stage3-i686-1.2.tbz2 tarball? --kirill