Thank you for your right-to-the-point reply Frank! I shall try that. > Hi, > > You want to do a complete install? > I'd make a directory /pentium-machine, boot from the CD, mount the disk > at /mount/gentoo and furtheron do everything due to a normal install - > just for /mnt/gentoo/pentium-machine. > Then I'd chroot to /mnt/gentoo/pentium-machine and finish the install > with the environment fiddling former mentioned. Exit chroot, make a > backup of /mnt/gentoo/pentium-machine and restore this backup to the > Pentium. > > That should be all you need. > > Regards > Frank > > > On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 20:11, POLAX wrote: > > I would like to use my Pentium 3 (1GHz) to compile gentoo for my Pentium > Classic > > (200MHz). > > > > How does this work? Won't there be problems with misdetecting the processor > > type in /mnt/gentoo/proc as well use when using uname in the chrooted > > environment? Or does the CHOST setting do some hacks to get around this? > >
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