On Tuesday 28 April 2009, Yahya Mohammad wrote:
Help would be appreciated, even if it's along the lines of turning the
old box into a boat anchor, as it's not fit for purpose.
I would say it's more efficient to use your old box as a boat anchor :)
and get a cheap low power consuming
Help would be appreciated, even if it's along the lines of turning the
old box into a boat anchor, as it's not fit for purpose.
I would say it's more efficient to use your old box as a boat anchor :)
and get a cheap low power consuming embedded box like the popular
WRT54GL or NSLU2. Those
Hello all, my first post here.
Since installing Gentoo on my working audio box, i've had a good run,
with no problems. (I'm a full time classical composer)
The audio packages are stable and i get to work all day every day
without having to spend time tweaking anything in the OS. (At last)
So
Do i need to install an older version of Gentoo in order for this to work?
No, never. You can use the last portage.
Do i need to flag the boot in some way with options in order to get
this to install?
I can be wrong, but I believe the livecd is i686, so will not run in
your box (pentium-mmx
have here (pentium-mmx) into a firewall/router.
I tried a live cd, with the intent of building up a 32bit chroot in my
big box, and syncing it into the old one. (All 64bit native in the
studio boxes)
when i inserted the live cd to begin the process, i got an error
message at boot which said
Thank you gentlemen. That gives me something to chase.
The help is appreciated.
Alex.
On Tue, Apr 28, 2009 at 4:18 AM, Adam Carter adam.car...@optus.com.au wrote:
have here (pentium-mmx) into a firewall/router.
I tried a live cd, with the intent of building up a 32bit chroot in my
big box,
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