I assume my question of sort of stupid, but nonetheless, even stupid people have a
right to use Gentoo.
I'm trying to figure out what my ataraid raid device (dXpY ) is. What do I have to put
instead X and Y and
finally, what d and p means. Thanks.
Walther.
Quote from manual:
Also, in the
How do I know the name of my RAID device? What do I have to put instead of X and Y and
what d and p stand for ( not really important)
Walther.
Quote:
Also, in the GRUB configuration be sure to point the root to the appropriate RAID
device: Code listing .5: grub.conf for RAID
title=My
Hi all,
I have an about 7 GB for Gentoo Linux allocated. How many partitions
do you people have for your Linux installation, what directories mounted
and what your suggestions on partition's size. Thanks.
Walther.
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On Oct 02, 08:01, Walther The Writer wrote:
Hi all,
I have an about 7 GB for Gentoo Linux allocated. How many partitions
do you people have for your Linux installation, what directories mounted
and what your suggestions on partition's size. Thanks.
LVM or EVMS are your friends here keep
I beleive I have hardware ATA RAID controller, becuase when I'm booting up with gentoo
doataraid kernel option
the setup says it is detected and when I do modprobe ataraid, no errors appear. When I
do modprobe pdcriad or hptraid.
modules can't be loaded with a bunch of errors, so I assume that I
First of all, I'd like to ask about nano. It has those menues on the botton like ^X,
^E, ^whatever, but when I type exactly as it's printed,
i.e. ^W and hit enter, nothing happens. So, what am I doing wrong?
I have Pentium III Coppermine CPU, so what's your suggestions about make.conf file
What I have done so far is to use VMWare to download all necessary files to compile
system from stage one.
I had run bootstrap.sh script with -f ( fetchonly ) option hoping that I can compile
system later. Next
thing I need to do is to run emerge -p system -- emerge system. Will I be able to do
I have basic 1.4 Gentoo Cd which has stage 1 tarball. Will I be able to compile my
modem LTWin driver after the stage
1? Also, is that ok if I unmount Gentoo CD and put my Cd with modem driver on it?
Anyway, what's the right time
for Gentto to compile my driver.
Walther.
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I have read many posts on message boards about compiling Gentoo from stage one on
dial-up connection
and know this was succesfullyh done by many Gentooers. However I just canot seem to
find starting point
for myself in this my situation. I have downloaded and burned stage one on the CD. I
did a
Noro,
I've read it, but I want to do it from the stage one and with a tarball.
Thanks.
Walther.
Walther The Writer wrote:
I have read many posts on message boards about compiling Gentoo from stage one on
dial-up connection
Dummy newbie wants to know.
But I am sure you didn't
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