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My usual method of installing gentoo is to start wiht 2 partitions - put slakware on one (iut has reiserfs support), extract the gentoo tbuild tarball on the second partation, chroot and then follow the build-cd steps. works fine. I'll probably put BSD on the slakware partition, but if you wanted after you finished installing it could be wiped and used as /home or /usr... |
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--Nate Grady |
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On Wed, Aug 29, 2001 at 01:04:41PM +0300, Einar Karttunen wrote: |
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> Hello |
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> When will rc6 be ready? Is there anyway of installing gentoo |
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> without a cd? I can boot the computer to linux so it should |
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> be possible to create a dir for gentoo chroot to it and |
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> install emerge. Has anybody done this? What about installing |
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> from a floppy? |
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> - Einar Karttunen |
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