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1. Installing Gentoo
In this part you learn how to install Gentoo on your system.
Content:
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About the Gentoo Linux Installation
This chapter introduces you to the installation approach documented in this
handbook.
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Choosing the Right Installation Medium
You can install Gentoo in many ways. In this chapter we explain how to install
Gentoo using the MIPS Netboot images.
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Configuring your Network
To be able to download the latest source code, you will need to setup
networking.
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Preparing the Disks
To be able to install Gentoo, you must create the necessary partitions.
This chapter describes how to partition a disk for future usage.
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Installing the Gentoo Installation Files
Gentoo installs work through a stage3 archive. In this chapter we
describe how you extract the stage3 archive and configure Portage.
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Installing the Gentoo Base System
After installing and configuring a stage3, the eventual result is that you
have a Gentoo base system at your disposal. This chapter describes how
to progress to that state.
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Configuring the Kernel
The Linux kernel is the core of every distribution. This chapter
explains how to configure your kernel.
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Configuring your System
You need to edit some important configuration files. In this chapter
you receive an overview of these files and an explanation on how to
proceed.
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Installing Necessary System Tools
In this chapter we help you choose and install some important tools.
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Configuring the Bootloader
On both Silicon Graphics machines, and on Cobalt servers, both require the use
of a bootloader to load the kernel. This section covers setting up
arcboot/arcload (for SGI machines) and colo for Cobalt servers.
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Finalizing your Gentoo Installation
You're almost done. We'll just create one (or more) users for your
system.
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Where to go from here?
Now you have your Gentoo system, but what's next?
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