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overload
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 Posted: Tue Jul 06, 2004 2:19 am Post subject: Using genkernel problem |
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Being the newbie that I am , i'm impressed i got this far with only two questions posted, so here it is: The installation process so far has worked acording to the instructions, but know, at the point where i supposed to call "genkernel all" (yeah i know, its not the best option, but i want a system up and running, not to be messing around with kernel options" to compile the kernel, i get a bash: genkernel: command not found. What do i do now? ( and yes i did "emerge genkernel") So what gives?
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knefas
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youl should have | Code: |
/usr/sbin/genkernel |
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nixnut
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And possibly emerge genkernel first:
# emerge genkernel
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knefas
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| Posted: Wed Jul 07, 2004 11:50 am Post subject: |
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| nixnut wrote: | And possibly emerge genkernel first:
# emerge genkernel |
| overload wrote: |
and yes i did "emerge genkernel"
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