On Tue, Apr 25, 2006 at 08:13:55PM +0200, Anders Lageras wrote:
> > > > This is just my first guess, but did you start it from an existing
> > > > directory or are you perhaps positioned in a non-existent
> > > > directory by any chance?
> > > No. The files and directories all exsists.
> >
> > The strangest thing is that I can't seem to find the part of code that
> > prints such a message in my copy of gentoo :)
> >
> > Can you strace it and send over the (minimal possible) log?
> ok
I can't seem to find any mention of "No such file or directory (code 2)"
in the log. It could have gotten eaten by one of those "..." cuting-offs.
On a more general note, you should probably minimize the number of
operations you do in the strace'd gentoo and the time spent in it.
Probably it's best to keep a terminal window handy with a 'killall -9 gentoo'
written, and then when the message comes up, execute that command to destroy
gentoo right there and then. That will likely make the strace log clearer.
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