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Qian Qiao wrote: |
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> I myself have 3 machines, a Athlon64X2, a Core2 Duo and a Pentium III, |
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> I've used Gentoo minimal, Knoppix and Knoppix64 CDs during my |
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> installation on these 3 machines and I haven't encounter any problem |
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> using any of them, and that's why I said earlier in the thread that |
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> LiveCDs really doesn't matter, as long as you can boot, fdisk, mount, |
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> chroot, emerge, you are fine :) |
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> I hope I've provided you with some useful information. |
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> -- Joe |
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Of course a more recent one is handy when in my situation. I have |
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dial-up, a sucky AT&T dial-up at that. I try to install from the |
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packages on the CD then upgrade later. That's the only benefit that I |
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would see from more recent releases. Of course, you still end up |
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downloading it all anyway. ;-) |
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I just like the Knoppix thing myself. It "seems" faster to me. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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