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On 21/07/15 12:08 PM, Andrew Savchenko wrote: |
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> On Tue, 21 Jul 2015 09:10:52 -0500 J.Rutkowski wrote: |
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>> The problem I have with using Sabayon to ultimately install |
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>> Gentoo is it takes way too much work than just doing a Gentoo |
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>> install... |
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> You missed my point. I'm interesting not in minimizing total time |
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> spent for installation and configuration. I'm interested in fast |
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> bootstrapping from "here your box" to "you need to have this work |
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> done". Of course proper configuration and fine tuning will require |
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> time, but this should be done later, not right away. |
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The livedvd / liveusb images might support this better, then -- boot |
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it, use an aufs overlay target to store environment changes for what |
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you need right away, and then use 'em like a stage4 image on the main |
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system later? |
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IIRC, the old installer did this (more or less), except it used |
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quickpkg's off of the non-minimal livecd/livedvd rather than copying. |
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And I don't think it had the ability to store persistent state or |
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changes via an aufs/unionfs overlay. |
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