chroot on 86_64

[ajnopse]

hi!

Maybe there is a charitable soul who can look into this:
I'm trying to get my 64bit build working on ubuntustudio. I followed the
steps in the wiki to have a 32 bit chroot. But I get a "Primitive
Failed" error for everything that implies having write access to the
hard disk, so I suppose it is a permissions problem. I'm very new to
linux in general, so I do not really know what to do. My chroot resides on
/chroot and this directory and the subdirectories are owned by root. But
if I start sclang with sudo then sclang does not find libsclang.so, and
if i start it normally, like /chroot/usr/bin/sclang, then it complains
about the "Primitive Failed" things.
I would really appreciate a hand!

thanks in advance!

atir
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[nescivi]

On Monday 12 May 2008 15:05:34 atir ajnopse wrote:

> hi!
>
> Maybe there is a charitable soul who can look into this:
> I'm trying to get my 64bit build working on ubuntustudio. I followed the
> steps in the wiki to have a 32 bit chroot. But I get a "Primitive
> Failed" error for everything that implies having write access to the
> hard disk, so I suppose it is a permissions problem. I'm very new to
> linux in general, so I do not really know what to do. My chroot resides on
> /chroot and this directory and the subdirectories are owned by root. But
> if I start sclang with sudo then sclang does not find libsclang.so, and
> if i start it normally, like /chroot/usr/bin/sclang, then it complains
> about the "Primitive Failed" things.
> I would really appreciate a hand!

Hmm...
I followed pretty much the same instructions on the swiki and got it running.

Did you put the exports in your .bash_profile as mentioned on the swiki?

You of course have to use the paths, as you have created them for your chroot,
and the $PREFIX as you have used it when building with scons.

The .sclang.cfg constructions are obsolete now and can be left out.

I don't connect the Primitive Failed error to write access to the harddisk.
Could you post the whole error message?

sincerely,
Marije
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