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well |
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just about to chroot from debian to install gentoo |
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but |
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before that |
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cannot find out how o mount proc |
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when i do |
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mount proc /proc |
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from debian |
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ths sytem tell me to mention somthing about the files ystem |
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what does the "mount proc" in the latter sentence mean? |
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just writing things to /etc/fstab of gentoo partition is ok? |
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---things i found on the gentoo www--- |
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You can follow through most of the standard Gentoo install guide now. Make sure |
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your net connection is working (e.g. put an entry in /etc/resolv.conf); make your |
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linux filesystem(s) and mount it. Unpack the build tarball onto /mnt/gentoo - note |
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that if you want to grab an updated tarball now, wget is available - mount proc, |
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copy over /etc/resolv.conf and chroot in. |
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> It is possible to install without a cd, but you would have to do it from |
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> another working Linux distro. To do this from another distro follow the |
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> setup directions and use the stage1 tarball avail from the download |
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> mirrors. |
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