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i think the easiest way is to put the hard drive in and mount it. |
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then install to it from an existing gentoo system. |
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ROOT=/mnt/embedded-install emerge SOMEPACKAGE |
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then you need make the kernel, and copy over the modules or |
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INSTALL_MOD_PATH=/mnt/embedded-install make modules_install after |
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compiling the kernel |
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i am still testing this on my desktop (x86) and my ibook (ppc) |
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matt |
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On Nov 28, 2007, at 10:24 PM, John Utz wrote: |
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> Hello; |
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> I have something that i am working on that i would like to migrate |
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> from |
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> a crusty old rh62 thing to a spanky new gentoo thing. |
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> At it's crudest, it seems to me that i could just install x86 |
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> 2007.1 up |
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> to stage 3 and be off to a not too bad start. |
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> But there is no way that i need a compiler or anything like that on |
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> the |
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> box so stage3 has more things on it than i need. |
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> I cant imagine that i am the first person on eath that ever wanted to |
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> do something like this. |
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> But i have googled with some degree of vigor over the last few months |
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> and not come up with any sort of succinct list of things to do to |
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> create such a box. |
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> Has anyone created something like this and would they be willing to |
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> share the steps they took to do it? |
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> tnx! |
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> johnu |
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