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One suggestion would be to start by locating all of the files (libraries, |
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binaries, srcipts) that are used to establish your internet connection on a |
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working distro. Then boot from the Gentoo CD and mount your partitions from |
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the distro with the working net connection. Then copy the needed files into |
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the right places on the RAM disk that the Gentoo CD loads. You might also |
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need to modprobe some kernel modules. Then start the connection from the RAM |
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disk, and you can erase those partitions if you intend to install Gentoo over |
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them. |
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This is the method I used to get regular PPPoE working before PPPoE was |
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supported by the Gentoo CD. A pain, but it worked fine. And it was well worth |
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the effort. This is indeed a great distro. |
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Good luck ! |
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Rigo |
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See: |
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Op zaterdag 4 mei 2002 14:51, schreef Gasper Zidar: |
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> Hi, |
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> I allready posted on gentoouser but without clue. Maybe it's stupid |
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> question, i was installing gentoo, i finsihed instaling networking but i |
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> don't know how to set up internet via adsl pppoe I heard it is supported in |
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> 2.4 kernel but it's too much for me. you see I can't do emerge. It's newbie |
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> question but I could't find any links in manual how to do it. Please help. |
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> Thank you, Gasper |
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