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3igHankCh0w
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 Posted: Mon Jun 23, 2008 9:24 pm Post subject: Logical Volumes on ppc]solved] |
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Is it possible to install gentoo 2007 or 2008 on ppc using Logical Volumes?
I have done this on my PC laptop and it works great I would like to use
it on my iBooks if possible as it helps if I want to add a directory with its
own partition after install.
Give an old mac new life install gentoo linux and find out what fun realy is!
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rangerpb
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sure lvms work on ppc
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3igHankCh0w
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I have now installed 2008.0_beta2 on both my G4 1.33GHz iBook and also on my
G3 466MHz Clamshell iBook with Logical Volumes all I had to do was use the c command
to create the partition and give it the label of the the volume vg00,vg01,etc and then create
the volumes using the tutorial in the gentoo documentation it allows me to have to have
multiple partitions as /usr, /usr/local, /usr/portage, and /usr/portage/distfiles but it appears as
one partition on the hard drive. |
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