Why?
FUCK FUCK FUUUUUUCK!
Aaron Hernandez
Hudson Campbell
Building with --disable-nls exposed many new warnings like these: virsh.c:4952: warning: format not a string literal and no format ... util.c:163: warning: format not a string literal and no format arguments All but one of the following changes add a "%s" argument before the offending _(...) argument.
Just add some %s
Blake Morales
Just cut out -Werror as it makes warnings errors
Thomas Gray
Based pajeet
Landon Cox
We already spoonfed you the steps how you can get a functioning intermediate build chroot that you can use to update rest of your system. Follow those steps so you can use emerge normally to install stuff. Given how little understanding you seem to have even on the basic concepts this current approach of manually wading aimlessly is going nowhere
William Howard
I cannot chroot beacuse the kernel is too old, I built a new one (even with wii specific hardware support, lol), but it's not in .elf format so I need a bootloader, and I need to compile it.
Luke Cruz
How did you built it as non elf??? Try tweaking parameters there, not sure what rabbit hole you're following but take a step back and rethink your life decisions
Nolan Scott
make menuconfig
make
make install
(from the wii, kernel 3.16, because 4.20 wouldn't compile) Then I copied into the boot partition and try to boot it from bootmii, but it didn't worked.
Jonathan Torres
stackoverflow.com
Walk backwards from this answer
Evan Ortiz
Check what options make has, surely you can switch a flag for elf
Levi Scott
Im compiling gcc right now, because the one I've got It's to old. Also I downloaded linux from scratch and It serves me well.
Lucas Williams
Also, will It care if I use no patches? There isn't any for 3.16 kernel or newer.
Lincoln Turner
I was talking about this:
gc-linux.org
Justin Hernandez
Patches should mostly be optional security features, unless there is specific patch for your hw
Nicholas Watson
Where should I go from here?
Matthew Rogers
Delete \windows\system32 and you should be good
Julian Wilson
Here I would be rm -rf / .
Brody Bailey
That's after he manages to install/boot, to delete all those tracking cookies
Jayden Barnes
Use some searching powers ddg/goog whatever and find out what processor aettings you need for wii, can't be arsed to look it up for you
David Richardson
I found out already it's a IBM 7XXX series, or something by the way, I only doubt about if I should choose ATI 120 or ATI Radeon for the graphics support.
Jackson James
*128
Cooper Wood
Why not both?
Jose Hill
That sounds like a legit serious error in yaboot that your compiler caught there.
Henry Lewis
Use -j x, where x is number of cores or we'll all die before you finish compiling
Chase Price
I have 1 core only.
Angel Morales
Cross compile on something with 4+???
Jayden Davis
please do the needful
Jordan Wood
>make install
>not using checkinstall on a deb (or rpm) install.
(or slackware, apparently)
Dylan Nguyen
it's a gentoo from 30 years ago with 2.6 kernel