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akosh
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porter
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Oh my god  . I think reading the installation instructions carefully will help.
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ramninja
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true that the install guide is very in depth i found ive never had anything to do with linux but im getting through it i only stopped becouse gameing called  |
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akosh
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Moled
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you are extracting it to your drive?
rather than the ramdisc that the cd will be using  |
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cyrillic
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| akosh wrote: | | but wheb I try to save it, I get could not create file stage3-athlon-xp...etc No space left on device. |
Type "mount" and look for /mnt/gentoo. Your root partition should show up here.
Then type "df -h" and look for /mnt/gentoo again. You should have at least 2G of free space on this partition if you want to install Gentoo on it. |
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ian!
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| Posted: Sun Nov 30, 2003 11:53 am Post subject: |
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Moved to 'Duplicate Threads' because akosh removed all of his text. So this thread is unusable and/or no help for other users.
Akosh, why did you remove your posts?
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