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Objective ¶
Appls to install ¶
1. stage 1 ¶
Make file system(format) ¶
Partition Table(for personal use) ¶
LVM Partition ¶
Mount ¶'Make sure mount / partion first'.
Fetch stage1 tarball ¶
Edit make.conf for compile ¶
change root ¶
2. stage 2 ¶
3. stage 3 ¶
Problems: addressed ¶1. it says this kernel does not have devfs support while booting.
I intentionally leave out devfs support option at kernel configuration to use udev instead of devfs.
Howerver, due to that, I cannot even go through boot process 'cause gentoo system use devfs in default.
Thus, I recompiled kernel after enabling devfs support.
(Fortunately, we can select which to use between devfs and udev after udev setting. take a look at below udev section.)
2. LVM error
It looks like it fails to mount LVM partions. I typed vgscan to locate volume group, but it says there is no lvm module(lvm_mod). This is really weird 'cause I obviously enalbed LVM options while configuring kernel options. After searching gentoo forums, I found there are two versions of LVM - LVM1 and LVM2, and the LVM in kernel 2.6 is version 2 and the package I emerged, lvm-user, is a tool for LVM1. So, I unmerge lmv-user and then emerged lvm2 package(device-mapper also installed by dependancy). ... and guess what? It works well!
UDev ¶
after... ¶
need todo ¶
acpid ¶
hlatex ¶
x font configuration ¶
xpdf ¶
alsa sound configuration ¶
Blueglass Xcursor theme ¶KDE appls problem ¶
Enable DRI but this cause GLUT problem! (3/31/2004) ¶
Run problems in KDE appls, gedit, and firefox (03/31/2004) ¶
HLaTeX ps, pdf conversion problems (04/01/2004) ¶
Install ms-fonts (04/04/2004) ¶
Migration to xorg from xfree (06/18/2004) ¶before emerging... ¶
after emerging... ¶
Additional... ¶
Biborb ¶
ldd ¶
Starterbar ¶
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