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071007 Florian Philipp wrote: |
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> Philip Webb schrieb: |
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>> more generally you could try to install from Knoppix |
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>> -- that's what I used when I installed my current system 4 years ago -- |
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>> or the simple but powerful System Rescue ( http://www.sysresccd.org/ ), |
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>> which I plan to use when I install Gentoo on my soon-to-be-built box |
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>> (it actually mentions installing Gentoo as a good use in its docs). |
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>> I made a Gentoo Live CD for 'amd64', but am not impressed: |
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>> unlike the other two, it couldn't use my full monitor resolution |
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>> & it also boots into a Gnome desktop (ugh & grin). |
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> Don't forget that you need a AMD64 livecd |
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> if you want to install an AMD64 system. |
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> There is no such thing like Knoppix64 but you should be fine |
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> with every other livecd, for example Ubuntu64 CDs. |
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You are probably correct that that mb a problem with Knoppix, |
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but System Rescue 0.4.0 has a 'rescue64' kernel for that purpose |
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(it came out the day after I wrote a CD using 0.3.8 ... ): |
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hopefully, the 0.4.0 wb sufficient to get the installation going. |
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I plan to use a USB stick to copy the necessary Gentoo files |
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from my existing machine, whose system wb reproduced |
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for 64 bits & dual-core CPU. Further advice & comments are welcome. |
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