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Here's my take. The purpose of stage1 is to get you to stage2. Stage |
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1's psychological purpose is "look ma, I can boostrap". If we go to two |
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stages, take out 1, and let the emerge -e system step be the one that |
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the customisation starts at (including things like changing |
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/etc/portage/profile/virtuals to change virtual/editor to vim or emacs |
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or blah). You don't do any of that in stage1, it's stage2 that all the |
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action actually happens. |
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Having said that, you will see a lot of noise about wanting stage1's. |
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Stage 3 has the advantage of speed, but the disadvantage of defaults |
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like nano (which then need to be expressly replaced). |
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Anyway, I don't think I've added any help in one direction or another, |
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just putting my thoughts out there. |
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Thanks, |
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Seemant |
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