The LiveCD is built to boot from and has - as far as I know - a full system on it along with a stage1 tarball that is copied for a stage 1 install. Give it a try. You just need to get a system up so you can fix grub.


Another alternative is Knoppix which gives you a full system that boots from a CD. Download it and burn an iso.


To be honest if you can boot from a CD using a floppy is kind of futile. There was some discussion several months earlier about the unsuitablitly of Tom's root boot disk for Gentoo work.


On Mon, 2 Jun 2003 10:13:11 -0700 "Mark Knecht" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



Why not use a Gentoo LiveCD and boot from it.  It's got
everything you need to run a system.


Brett,
Is the LiveCD the same things as the Stage123 install CD?


I suggested this possibility earlier but one responder said it wasn't
built to do that. I booted from the Stage 123 install CD last night to play
around with this idea. My thought was I installed grub from that CD in the
first place. It must have enough on it to make this work, if I could find
the right set of command to give it.


Maybe we could come up with a document about how to use one of these CD's
to repair a system? I'd be up for helping on that.


Thanks,
Mark




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