To cut a long story short it looks like the notorious ipv6 problem -
wherein mirrorselect choses ipv6 mirrors (because ipv6 is enabled on the
boot cd) but your chroot does not use ipv6.

Find a mirror near you and put it in /etc/make.conf manually (within the
chroot), the mirror list is easy to find off the main gentoo.org page.


If that doesn't work use emerge-webrsync - once you have done that you
have enough to complete the install, you don't need to emerge --sync
after emerge-webrsync. 

On Thu, 2005-03-31 at 21:49 -0500, Robert G. Hays wrote:
> Gentoo universal CD + packages CD, 2004.3
> 
> By-the-book, literally -- I printed it and punched it into binder !
> 
> Note that I am typing & sending this in Windows, thus some data may be 
> off a *little*, since Gentoo doesn't work.
> 
> 
> -------------
> stage 1 install :
> -------------
> 
> Tried mirrorselect -a & -i, both: with & without -bX
> 
> emerge --sync only finds raven, raptor, heron, hawk, crane, & cockatoo 
> servers, no matter what.
> First server hit in a given run gets to about app-admin/?/io.c, at which 
> point it gives code 30 at line 109 & code 12 at line 189 and times out, 
> follow-on servers give nothing except list-of-files.
> 
> emerge-webrsync finds one server, I forget which.  Says no md5's 
> available at all, and quits.
> 
> 
> -------------
> stage 3 install :
> -------------
> 
> same, even after I 'select with -o -i & -b10, picking ~12 *new* servers 
> & retrying ~11 times.
> (Yes I mean that 'emerge --sync' hits the same 6 servers, or rather 4 of 
> them per run, ignoring the servers I selected, or, retrying 11 times, -a 
> -s12, recycles through same old 6.)
> 
> emerge-webrsync finally found a server *I* told it to find, apparently 
> worked, but...  emerge --sync performed per previous paragraph, except 
> different files fetched, still the "io.c" errors above.
> 
> ...
> 
> Rebooted to hdisk.
> 
> Still can't get anything else, except one-at-a-time, and that has trouble.
> 
> Can compile bzImage, can NOT compile modules without crash; seg-fault in 
> various files, kernel panic in others.
> 
> (SuSE 9.0 on target drive for ~10 months can compile anything, far more 
> in a row than required to crash Gentoo-compiles, but oldconfig-bzImage 
> does not match booted kernel, thus I will NOT patch-&c.  Otherwise, SuSE 
> runs fine, always, no matter what the load.)
> 
> And yes I dotted all the 'i's that I know of, in all above; 20+ years 
> programming and everything else; I *do* know how to RTFM & *follow* it.
> 
> 
> -------------
> Hardware &c......:
> -------------
> 
> Shuttle AN35N 400 Ultra+MCP mobo w/nVidia nForce2 chip ~6 months old. 
> Never gets over ~45c.
> 
> AMD XP 2700+, never gets over 51C, and that only once -- otherwise never 
> over 47c.
> 
> NO over-/under-  -clock/-voltage.
> 
> 1GB Centon RAM, as 512+256+256.  www.simmtester.com for 12 hours no 
> errors, repeatedly.
> 
> Maxtor 30G hda.  (Testing hd; will only fornicate with 'real' 120G when 
> all works RIGHT.)
> 
> ATI All-In-Wonder 9600 video 128MB, AGP8
> 
> Sound Blaster Live Value PCI
> 
> 3Com '3c59x' NIC, PCI
> 
> On-board Realtek sound & nic both turned off.
> 
> All BIOS parms set for precisely what I have.  Precisely.
> -------------
> Netgear RP114 (updated) router between nic & Westell modem to phone-co 
> (bellsouth) DSL 1.5m/256k.
> -------------
> Drive-parts:
> 1) 512M dos
> 2) 200M linux boot
> 3) ~5.5G Win98/f32
> 4) (extended)
> 5) 1G unused limux (all-in-one)
> 6) 15M hidden dos
> 7) 15M dos
> 8) ~1G f32
> 9) ~1G f32
> 10) 1G swap
> 11) linux /, to end of drive; ~~20G.
> grub in 2).
> -------------
> Partitions & router are NOT negotiable!
> 
> I NEED correct ATI drivers to get *ALL* functionality avail on video card.
> I NEED Win4Lin (for W98se under linux to solve native-mode issues).
> I intend other things, but these two are NOT negotiable, or else I'll 
> just have to keep running Wunnerful-Hic!-Winders98SE-HIC!!.
> 
> **POSSIBLE** that the 30G hd is bad, but I doubt, rest of machine is as 
> solid as a planet.
> 
> Why crashes & ignoring selected servers?
> 
> PLEASE help!
> 
> Thank you,
> Robert G. Hays
> 
> 
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