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|Repository=Gentoo Portage Tree ...s emerging, enable it in portage. This is very easy. Just open up {{c|/etc/portage/make.conf}} with your favorite text editor and add the following:

...s Portage that is being evaluated. It does not apply to the current Funtoo Portage version. Please do not update your configuration yet.}} Starting with Portage-2.3.8, a switch to a new repository configuration framework is complete and

###i## mkdir -p /mnt/custom/customcd/files/var/cache/portage /mnt/custom/portage-chroot ...r/src ; mkdir -p /mnt/custom/kernel-usr-src /mnt/custom/customcd/files/usr/src

Portage will now go about installing the sources to <code>/usr/src/</code>. This is default directory, where kernel sources installed. ...which points to the actual directory with kernel sources inside <code>/usr/src</code> directory.

###i## mkdir -p /mnt/custom/customcd/files/var/cache/portage /mnt/custom/portage-chroot ...nt -o bind /mnt/custom/portage-chroot /mnt/custom/customcd/files/var/cache/portage

...build view it here]. Ebuild functions, which are still a core component of ebuilds, existed then, and still exist today, to define various sets of steps to bu ...le were variable definitions, which are covered on a separate wiki page, [[Portage Variables]].

src Source code (optional) ...f the sys-libs/glibc and sys-kernel/linux-headers packages, although other ebuilds can install their header files in this directory as well.

=== Downloading the Portage tree === ==== /etc/portage/make.conf ====

| /usr/portage || ~10 GB || 83 || ext4 | /usr/portage || ~10 GB || 0700 || ext4

* To install the kernel, assuming you are in /usr/src/linux '''Q:''' Do you use the same package tree than x86/amd64 ?<br>

...e they don't hold any important changes or any change at all like /var/tmp/portage for example). ...ou can use the ''recovery'' option to make BTRFS seek for a usable copy of tree root (several copies of it exists on the disk). Just mount your filesystem