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On Sun, 2005-09-11 at 10:55 -0700, Scott Heath wrote: |
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> Hey folks! |
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> I recently upgraded to my first 64 bit processor, and even found myself |
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> with a copy of the 64 bit winxp, but I've been looking for an excuse to |
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> de-window myself for some time and this seemed perfect. The last |
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> command line interface I used was dos 5.0, so its been fun trying to get |
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> around, but I need help. |
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> I'm currently running 2 hard drives, the first has Windows on it (which |
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> I need to keep for a variety of application and game reasons) and I'm |
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> looking to put Gentoo on the second drive. I've googled the heck out of |
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> how to get the dual install right, but haven't been able to find the |
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> right tutorial to get me straight. I've downloaded the .iso's for the |
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> 2005.1 universal install and the package disk. When I boot the gentoo |
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> CD, it gets me to 'preparing the disk for installation and then just |
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> hangs. I can hit alt-F1 to get to the verbose screen, and it is |
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> responsive, but I have no clue what so ever how to continue from there. |
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> I read that for a few other versions of linux the HD had to be formated |
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> in FAT32, so I repartitioned the drive that way, but still no luck. I'm |
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> guessing that its because I'm trying to install do my 2nd hard drive |
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> that is causing the problem. |
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> Any help to the linux noob would be great. Thanks folks |
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definitely read the handbook twice then install :) |
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