Amazingly clear instructions on how to bootstrap up from ground zero. I hadn't heard of Gentoo until today. For the first time I was able to build a kernel that ran on the first pass. I started with Red Hat 5.2 moved to Mandrake and Suse. Learned a lot the hard way. The writing style from Gentoo is a pleasure to read and makes configuration fun. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. RTFM 2. 3. Actual Results: Remembered enough about grub to add a fourth boot choice. When finished I can delete Suse [Novell?] and erase Windoze byte by byte. Expected Results: Oh yeah one thing was missing: the name of the kernel configuration file. Somehow I left out DEVFS.
Compliments can always be sent to gentoo-dev@gentoo.org (developer mailinglist) or to the individual developers. Marking as UPSTREAM :)