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<0> 4 and 5?
<1> what part of "4 and 5" is it you don't understand exactly
<2> Code Listing 4: Mounting /proc and /dev
<2> Code Listing 5: Chrooting into the new environment
<1> very sharp
<0> ahh
<0> i thought you meant step
<0> thats lika half of the installation
<0> ok
<0> now i have chrooted
<0> anything else?
<2> should be ready to run grub again
<0> hmm
<0> lots of errors here to
<2> which hdd are you installing to?
<0> hda
<2> is your boot partition hda1, or are you dual booting w/ windows?
<0> nope
<0> just linux
<0> boot is hda1 and root hda3
<0> like the manual told me
<2> make sure you mount /boot before you try grub
<0> yea it was mounted
<0> gaa
<2> if its mounted, then just enter grub, then "root (hd0,0)", then "setup (hd0)" should do it
<0> ok
<0> done
<2> no errors?
<0> nope
<2> set up grub.conf if you havent already, and you should be done with grub
<3> "how?"
<4> hmm why the fuq is emerge samba trying to install 22 packages! inc mysql??
<2> perhaps because you have the mysql use flag enabled? imagine that!
<0> what?
<0> ShALLaX: be nice :P
<2> you told portage you want samba compiled WITH mysql, that requires mysql
<5> is it okay for an hdd to stand up?
<6> No problem at all
<6> I put my hd at really odd angles sometimes.
<5> it should not tilt though, right?
<6> It shouldn't run for months on end at a tilt, but it's fine either vertical or horizontal
<2> in normal earth gravity, angle shouldnt matter
<7> what's the command that takes care of the packages in /usr/portage/packages again?
<3> emerge? hehe
<7> nah
<2> emerge -b, -B, -k, -K?
<2> all of those deal with bin packages
<2> or you can "take care" of them with rm
<7> hmm, something about checking and updating metainfo or something ..
<2> i have no idea what you are talking about
<3> emerge --metadata
<3> ?
<3> but thats nowt to do with packages
<3> heh
<0> well
<0> should i try reboot?
<3> couldnt hurt
<2> robz_: did you finish the rest of the install?
<0> i just finished grub
<3> thats pretty much the last step
<3> you set your root p***word, right?
<0> ya
<3> try it
<3> ;)
<7> hah - fixpackages!
<3> heh
<3> what exactly does that do?
<0> hmm
<0> doesnt work arrg
<0> error 15: File not found
<0> on the kernel thingie
<2> your kernel filename is incorrect
<3> you can edit that from within grub
<3> no need to boot the livecd anymore
<3> ***uming your boot partition is /dev/hda1
<3> root (hd0,1)
<3> boot /boot/kernelname root=/dev/hdXY
<3> err kernel /boot/kernelname...
<3> not "boot"
<0> hehe
<0> ok
<0> can i edit grub now?
<0> without chrooting and stuff?
<3> ****, im just not paying attention
<3> that would be root (hd0,0)
<3> you can robz_
<3> get back to the grub menu
<0> ok
<3> then hit "e"
<2> use tab completion
<2> or we'll be here all day
<0> yayaya
<3> ;)
<0> hm
<0> something is strange
<3> ?
<0> i didnt miss anything
<3> oh, you definitely did
<3> heh
<0> hmm ok
<0> what should i say?
<0> kernel /boot/kernel... right
<0> ?
<2> well technically you just need "kernel /somekernel", the /boot is redundant
<2> but you also need some parameters after the kernel name like root=
<0> ok? :S
<0> yra
<0> root=/dev/ram0
<3> iamben: including the /boot is for safety measures.. .in case he didnt use a separate boot partition
<3> you have an initrd, robz_?
<2> but he told us he did
<3> ahh, sorry ;)
<2> just keep all your parameters as they were, just change the kernel filename to what it really is
<0> Code Listing 4: grub.conf for genkernel users
<3> is it definitely the kernel it cant find
<2> i'd just backspace it to "kernel /" then hit tab
<3> or the initrd?
<0> i used autocompletion
<0> i used TAB
<2> and it will list all the files on your /boot partition
<2> is there a problem?
<0> i get "file not found"
<0> i did as the manual told me
<8> yugu
<0> i have a separate boot partition
<2> when you hit tab, did it fill in the whole filename for you?
<9> qefap
<10> jusix
<0> boot is hda1 root is hda3
<0> right?
<3> depends how you set it up
<0> swap is hda2
<2> that is the normal setup, yes
<0> yes
<2> but that is not the problem
<0> i did it that way
<2> the problem is that you are giving grub the WRONG kernel filename
<0> yea
<0> but i used TAB
<0> and it gave me the right one
<2> then press enter and hit b
<0> samee
<0> same
<2> what is your kernel's filename?
<0> kernel /boot/kernel-genkernel-x86-2.6.12-gentoo-r12 root=/dev/ram0 init=/linuxrc ramdisk=8192 real_root=/dev/hda3 udev
<0> is that right?
<11> udev .. hrmm
<12> robz_: shouldnt you use /kernel-genkernel-x86-bla instead of /boot/
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