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On Fri, Sep 07, 2007 at 06:07:54PM +0200, Fabian Groffen wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> Without internet I have to change my focus of development, as not |
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> everything is possible at the moment ;) |
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> I quickly wrote an initial version of a Linux bootstrap guide. It isn't |
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> linked on the web yet, as I first would like to see some feedback on it. |
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> I haven't tested it yet myself either. |
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> http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/gentoo-alt/prefix/bootstrap-linux.xml |
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> The link will become available later, for now it's still 404 |
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picky suggestions: |
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( no, that's not valid sed syntax but i think it looks better than |
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'replace ... with ...' ) |
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> [..] such that source code can be compiled into workin executables. |
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s/workin/working |
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> The first step is to chose a path to install into. |
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s/chose/choose |
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> stored in the variable $EPREFIX. |
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s/$EPREFIX/EPREFIX |
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> [..] in your soon to be prefix to your PATH environment. |
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s/./: |
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> [..] You can skip bootstrapping python if you already have a working Python 2.4 in your path. |
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s/2.4/2.4 or better |
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> [..] Afterwards it will try to setup some sane defaults. |
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s/setup/set up |
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> Next, we emerge the bash shell and its dependency ncurses. |
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s/the bash shell/the bash |
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-- Elias |
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