[patch] altinstall.xml.diff

altinstall.xml.diff (text/plain), 1.82 KB, created by Jonathan Smith (RETIRED) on 2005-03-30 15:11:43 UTC

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> <author title="Editor">
>   <mail link="[e-mail]">Jonathan Smith</mail>
> </author>
> 
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< <version>0.59</version>
< <date>2005-02-19</date>
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> <version>0.60</version>
> <date>2005-03-30</date>
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> <!-- this works with knoppix 3.6, 3.77 and gentoo 2004.3, 2005.0-->
> 
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< Boot from the Knoppix CD. It generally does a really good job of hardware
< detection. Although, you may have to add some boot options.
< </p>
< 
< <p>
< By default Knoppix boots into a KDE 3.0 desktop. The first thing I did was open
< a konsole and typed <c>sudo passwd root</c>. This lets you set the root
< password for Knoppix.
< </p>
< 
< <p>
< Next, I <c>su</c> to root and typed <c>usermod -d /root -m root</c>. This sets 
< user roots home directory to /root (the Gentoo way) from /home/root (the Knoppix
< way). If you do not do this, then you will receive errors when emerging about
< "/home/root: not found" or something to that effect.
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> Boot from the Knoppix CD. For a 2004.3+ install, you will need to specify
> <c>knoppix26</c> as a boot option to load a 2.6 kernel. If you miss this step,
> when you <c>chroot</c>, you will recieve an error saying that your kernel is
> too old.
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< I then typed <c>exit</c> and then <c>su</c> back into root. This loads the
< change that was made with the usermod command. Now create the
< <path>/mnt/gentoo</path> mountpoint using <c>mkdir</c>:
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> By default Knoppix boots into a KDE 3.3 desktop. Open a konsole and <c>su -</c>
> so you can change your password. This lets you set the root password for
> Knoppix. You can now configure <c>sshd</c> for remote login, at your
> preference.
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< However, when you're asked to mount the proc system, issue the following
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> However, when you are asked to mount the proc system, issue the following