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Daniel Kerber wrote: |
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>Hi... |
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>I need recompile the kernel for activate other settings..... no problem... |
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>The problem is: How acess the /boot partition to copying the new kernel... and |
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>changes the menu.lst file (grub)? |
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>Thanks for your attention... |
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>Daniel Kerber. |
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This should probably be on gentoo-user (or gentoo-newbie) rather than |
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gentoo-dev, but here's the quick answer: |
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# mount /boot |
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That'll work if you added your boot partition to /etc/fstab (as the |
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instructions clearly point out). If you didn't (shame, shame, shame), |
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then add a line something like this to /etc/fstab: |
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/dev/BOOTDEVICE /boot BOOTFSTYPE (ext3, ext2, xfs) |
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noauto,noatime 1 1 |
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then |
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# mount /boot |
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and you're set. |
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Mando |
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