Improve handling of circular dependencies
Several packages end up with circular dependencies, depending on which Portage profile is selected. The default profiles have a circular dependency between *sys-libs/pam* and *sys-libs/libcap*. Systemd and SELinux profiles have even more issues. We can break the circular dependencies by explicitly building *libcap* with`USE=-pam` first, which happens to be the default configuration generated by `crossdev`. Then, we need to switch to a more complete profile in order to build *glibc* and *util-linux*. At this point, the build root should be complete enough to build anything without circular dependencies.gentoo
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/images
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/linux
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/output
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/.built
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/.prepared
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/.host-tools
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. ./config
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USE=-pam \
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${target}-emerge -1nvj --nodeps sys-libs/libcap
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USE='-cramfs -ncurses -nls -pam -readline -su -suid -systemd -udev' \
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${target}-emerge -1nvj --nodeps sys-apps/util-linux
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${target}-emerge -vuUDj sys-apps/util-linux
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${target}-emerge -vnuUDj \
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net-misc/openssh \
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cp -r host-portage/. /etc/portage/
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cp -r portage/. /usr/${target}/etc/portage/
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# Set the Portage profile
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ln -snf \
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/var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/${profile} \
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/usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.profile
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prepare.sh
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emerge-webrsync
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fi
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# Migrate to the merged-usr layout
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mkdir -p /usr/${target}/bin
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emerge -bknv --quiet-build=y merge-usr
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merge-usr --root=/usr/${target}
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ARCH=$(PORTAGE_CONFIGROOT=/usr/${target} portageq envvar ARCH)
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# For some reason, libcap installs its pkg-config files in the wrong
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# place. More strangely, even though `PKG_CONFIG_PATH` contains that
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# directory, `pkg-config` does not find the `.pc` files for libcap.
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# We work around this by merging /usr/lib64/pkgconfig and
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# /usr/lib/pkgconfig.
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${target}-emerge -bk1vnj sys-libs/libcap
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if [ -d /usr/${target}/usr/lib/pkgconfig ] \
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&& [ ! -d /usr/${target}/usr/lib64/pkgconfig ]; then
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mv /usr/${target}/usr/lib/pkgconfig /usr/${target}/usr/lib64
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ln -snf ../lib64/pkgconfig /usr/${target}/usr/lib/pkgconfig
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fi
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if [ ! -d /usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf ]; then
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mv /usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf \
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/usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf.orig
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sed -ri 's: ?-pam::' /usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf.orig
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ls -l /usr/${target}/etc/portage
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mkdir /usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf
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mv /usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf.orig \
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/usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.conf/10-base.conf
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/etc/portage/make.conf/10-base.conf
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fi
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# Set the Portage profile
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ln -snf \
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/var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/${profile} \
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ln -snf /var/db/repos/gentoo/profiles/default/linux/${ARCH}/17.0 \
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/usr/${target}/etc/portage/make.profile
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${target}-emerge -bk1nvj sys-libs/glibc
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${target}-emerge -bknvj sys-apps/util-linux
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# Migrate to the merged-usr layout
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mkdir -p /usr/${target}/bin
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emerge -bknv --quiet-build=y merge-usr
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merge-usr --root=/usr/${target}
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