The most noticable difference between Gentoo Linux and Sabayon is the package-manager entropy. So transforming Sabayon -> Gentoo is just about using (the ready to use delivered) portage to compile gentoo-like your own flavoured packages. The transforming vice versa Gentoo -> Sabayon is a little bit more trickier.
Steps to transform Gentoo to Sabayon
- Install the entropy-terminal-frontend:
app-admin/equo
rechner ~#> emerge app-admin/equo -atv
- add a sabayon-repository:
rechner ~#> echo "repository = sabayon-weekly|Sabayon Linux Official Repository|http://pkg.sabayon.org|http://pkg.sabayon.org,sabayon.org" \
> /etc/entropy/repositories.conf.d/sabayon-weekly
- fill System database:
when following message apears, the system-database
rechner ~#> equo upgrade
>> !!! System database not found or corrupted, running in safe mode using temporary, empty repository
>> @@ Calculating System Updates...
>> @@ Calculating dependencies ...
to fix that: create a file /etc/entropy/sets/install_base
and fill it with all installed files.
rechner ~#> mkdir /etc/entropy/sets
rechner ~#> touch /etc/entropy/sets/install_base