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<0> hde:timout waiting for DMA
<0> hde: drive not ready for command
<1> hde?
<2> even after updating login.defs, you might still have to manually go in and comment a line or 2 out... i did
<0> yea
<1> how many ide drives do you have?
<0> uhm
<0> 5 drives and 2cds
<3> robz_: i had those the other week trying to install on a particularly old system ... ide=nodma helped it somewhat
<1> heh
<0> but i get it when booting from livecd!
<3> aye
<1> is this some kind of raid config?
<0> nope
<2> robz_: bad hardware has nothing to do with your OS
<0> just a IDE controller card
<3> shove it on the kernel line at the boot prompt
<0> ok
<3> might help, might not
<3> have to try it and see
<2> if you still have trouble w/ just hde, you can set hde=noprobe
<0> uhm
<0> at the boot promt
<1> gentoo hde=noprobe
<0> then it say could not find kernel hde=noprobe
<0> ahh ok
<0> hmm lets see
<0> now it boots
<1> hurray
<1> for boobies
<0> what are the thingie i have to mount?
<1> the partitions you made
<1> as described in the manual
<0> ok
<0> like step 1 or something ?
<1> 4.e. Mounting
<1> go there
<1> after that proceed where you left off
<0> ok
<0> do i also need to mount the /boot thingie?
<1> yes
<0> cuz i get: "EXT2-fs warning: mounting unchecked ds, running w2fsck is recommended"
<1> well what was the reason you aborted
<1> oh and don't forget to chroot after mounting
<0> grub-install froze
<1> i see
<1> well that's what you get when you reboot without unmounting your partitions
<0> ok
<1> kinda like scandisk coming up after you hit reset on a windows box
<0> ahh ok
<0> should i run "scandisk" ? ;)
<1> try w2fsck /dev/hda1
<1> or whatever the partition is
<4> haha, scandisk :-)
<0> ok
<0> now the chroot thingie?
<1> right
<0> wich step is that? or is there some "special" way to do it?
<1> uhm
<1> the bottom of 6.a. Chrooting
<0> ok
<0> should i do everything?
<0> like copy dns info and mounting proc
<2> all you need to do is remount your / partition, like "mount /dev/hda3 /mnt/gentoo", then chroot, like "chroot /mnt/gentoo"
<2> mounting proc wouldnt be a bad idea
<1> do code listing 4 & 5 to be sure
<0> uhm?
<1> uhm!
<5> ohm
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