Stefan Schweizer posted
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below, on Thu, 13 Oct 2005 23:33:57 +0200:
I want to preinstall Gentoo Linux on some devices for customers. Do
you have any tips for preinstallation, any scripts? What is the
correct prcedure of doing so?
Anyone knows of something like a
On Thu, 13 Oct 2005 23:33:57 +0200
Stefan Schweizer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I want to preinstall Gentoo Linux on some devices for customers. Do
you have any tips for preinstallation, any scripts? What is the
correct prcedure of doing so?
Anyone knows of something like a sysprep script
What about mass instalation Gentoo?
Now it's how i know impossible, it's get more time.
Any one know technology for mass instalation Gentoo?
W/ NFS,HTTP or FTP instalation.
W/ X server, KDE or Gnome ?
W/ Office packages?
How i know RH and SuSE have this.
Thank you for ansver.
On Fri, 14.10.2005
What would we gain with such a change? You have two tools installed that are
nearly equal, so why would one want to have two of them?
*me scratching head*
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Diego 'Flameeyes' Pettenò wrote:
How many people have both vim and nano installed?
Or xine and mplayer?
well, i wouldn't say nano is doing the same as vi. There's a pretty big
difference. Also, those people who have both installed probably don't use both,
they just installed vi and didn't
The Gentoo Installer will be able to do mass installations very soon
using a secure XMLRPC server and nice web interface and all that
jazz.
http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/releng/installer/
you can grab experimental livecds with the installer on them from the mirrors.
-CodemanOn 10/14/05, Alexander
There have been quite a few collision-protect bugs
http://tinyurl.com/9pw4o so I think it would be great if as many
developers as possible added collision-protect to their FEATURES. That
way we can react to errors caused by collision-protect in FEATURES
before committing. Is there already a page
Hi,
My suggestion for portage is: when you do an emerge -vuD world, you
have to work at the end of the emerging with the /etc config files and
see the differences to know if you want to overwrite file by file or
not.
Well, what I want is to have a backup of all them (one backup, and only
one).
On Sat, Oct 15, 2005 at 06:28:53AM +0200, Rafael Fern?ndez L?pez wrote:
Hi,
My suggestion for portage is: when you do an emerge -vuD world, you
have to work at the end of the emerging with the /etc config files and
see the differences to know if you want to overwrite file by file
Since I've fallen into the terrible pit of trying to make everybody happy
and since IRC sucks for making decisions due to lack of continuity, let's
battle it out here. ;)
Where we're at:
branches/2.0/
Branch from which releases are being made. Very stable as far as portage goes.
On Sat, Oct 15, 2005 at 01:45:42PM +0900, Jason Stubbs wrote:
Since I've fallen into the terrible pit of trying to make everybody happy
and since IRC sucks for making decisions due to lack of continuity, let's
battle it out here. ;)
/me refills the napalm, and gets ready...
Where we're at:
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