OK, I was reading official docs yesterday and it seems there is only reference guide, but no high level view on how things works together. So first, thanks for the newbie guide. Is there any documentation about what exactly is catalyst trying to do at any specific moment?
Anyway:
At livecd-stage2_template.spec you refer to livecd1:
source_subpath:default/livecd-stage1_example-2007.1
and form reference guide:
source_subarch: "Location of seed stage, path relative to ${clst_sharedir}/builds"
and I actually found it at:
/var/tmp/catalyst/tmp/default/
So after I change stage2 config I got error with genkernel:
* Linux Kernel 2.6.22-gentoo-r8 for x86...
* kernel: >> Running mrproper...
* config: Using config from /var/tmp/gentoo.config
* Previous config backed up to .config.bak
* >> Running oldconfig...
* kernel: >> Cleaning...
* kernel: >> Making dependencies...
* >> Compiling 2.6.22-gentoo-r8 bzImage...
* >> Compiling 2.6.22-gentoo-r8 modules...
* Copying config for successful build to /etc/kernels/kernel-config-x86-2.6.22-gentoo-r8
* Creating kernel cache
* module-init-tools: >> Configuring
* >> Compiling...
* >> Copying to cache...
* busybox: >> Configuring...
* busybox: >> Compiling...
* busybox: >> Copying to cache...
* initramfs: >> Initializing...
* >> Appending base_layout cpio data...
* >> Appending auxilary cpio data...
* >> Appending busybox cpio data...
* >> Appending lvm2 cpio data...
* LVM2: Adding support (using local static binaries)...
* >> Appending dmraid cpio data...
* DMRAID: Adding support (compiling binaries)...
* device-mapper: >> Compiling...
* >> Copying to cache...
* dmraid: >> Configuring...
* dmraid: >> Compiling...
* >> Copying to bincache...
* >> Appending evms2 cpio data...
* EVMS2: Adding support...
* >> Appending insmod cpio data...
* >> Appending modules cpio data...
* Creating minimal kernel package
cp: cannot stat `/var/tmp/genkernel/System.map-
2.6.22-gentoo-r8': No such file or directory
* ERROR: Could not copy System.map for the kernel package!
I have sys-kernel/genkernel-3.4.8. Tyring to find System-map* anywhere on the disk is unsuccessful. Any hints?
Thank you
Robert