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You said that you can install redhat on the server isn't it? |
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So you have problems with gentoo, not with linux. |
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You can try install redhat and then when it works go and install gentoo |
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with chroot. |
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VAMPA |
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contact: <vampa(at)fusemail(dot)com> |
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GPG key ID: <80EB7317> |
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GPG key fingerprint: <5632 445A FE22 CFC5 768C 2ED7 61E1 81DF 80EB |
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7317> |
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On 22/apr/04, at 19:00, Sheldon Hearn wrote: |
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> Hi folks, |
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> Any ideas on getting Gentoo installed on an IBM pSeries 615, which |
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> comes |
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> with a 64-bit POWER4+ CPU? |
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> We've tried the install-universal-ppc-2004.0.iso and |
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> install-minimal-ppc-2004.0.iso images from a mirror as instructed in |
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> the |
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> ppc installation manual, but the server doesn't recognize the CD as |
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> bootable and so reports "No Operating System Installed". The server |
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> can, however, boot its own diagnostics CD. |
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> Seems like this thing wants ppc64, but there's no official ppc64 LiveCD |
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> for Gentoo yet. |
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> I am _really_ hoping to avoid having to put RedHat on these things. I |
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> much prefer using a single distro, and I like Gentoo. :-( |
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> Perhaps there's some well-kept secret PPC64 LiveCD distro out there? |
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> Ciao, |
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> Sheldon. |
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