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On Tue, May 25, 2004 at 03:07:56AM -0700, L. S. wrote: |
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> Does anyone have clear steps on installing Gentoo Universal Live system |
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> (directly off of the CD-ROM, no network stuff)? |
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> I tried last night to do it using the spaghetti document which bunches |
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> all of the steps (stage1, 2, 3) all in one document. |
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> It's not clear if stage 3 install requires the emerge step and kernel |
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> config stuff.. so I fell after a few a few hours after "# source |
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> /etc/profile" was fine and "emerge ..." failed. |
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> I am tring to install Gentoo on a new 15" Powerbook that came out (about |
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> three weeks ago, end of April 2004 or so.) |
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> I am not new to Linux at all, but new to Gentoo. |
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Hi, |
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All steps are basically required except the bootstrap (if you use stage |
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3). |
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After bunzip2ing stage 3, you have a working build system (gcc etc.). |
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You need to bunzip2 a portage snapshot should be available somewhere on |
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the CD. This will give you emerge etc. I think it is kept separately |
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as portage (emerge etc.) version must more or less be in sync with the |
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portage tree files. |
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David |
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David Bélanger |
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Graduate Student |
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School of Computer Science |
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McGill University |
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Office: MC226 |
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Web page: http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~dbelan2/ |
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Public key: http://www.cs.mcgill.ca/~dbelan2/public_key.txt |
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