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On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 01:59:31 +0800 |
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"John Walsh" <high@×××××××××.org> wrote: |
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> Hello all, |
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> I just need some enlightenment, is the gentoo installer going to |
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> REPLACE the current methode or is it going to be an aleternative, |
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> like choosing in between expert/manual (the current method) and easy |
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> (the gentoo installer). The reason I ask this is because I like the |
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> current install method via the livecd and I use that livecd A LOT |
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> when I have to solve some problems on a linux (and even window$) |
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> partition. I wouldn't not want to be able to still use the livecd as |
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> it is currently usable, because I think it is the best livecd out |
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> there. If it is going to completely replace the current livecd |
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> installation method then is there going to someone at Gentoo to keep |
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> up the livecd tradition? |
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> Thank you, |
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> Gabriel |
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No it won't replace it, AFAIK it is intended to be in addition to the |
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normal method and it is _not_ intended to make installing gentoo "easy" |
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it is intended to (among other things) facilitate installing gentoo |
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onto multiple systems across a network simultaniousley and be able to |
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show tips etc during the install process etc. but don't |
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worry, the old system will still be there. |
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