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Hi everybody i wanna install gentoo on my netbook but when i try this its giving error
install.log
GLI: October 10 2009 13:27:22 - Exception received during 'Configuring and installing ...
- 10-10-2009 #1Just Joined!
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i cant install gentoo on my netbook
Hi everybody i wanna install gentoo on my netbook but when i try this its giving error
install.log
GLI: October 10 2009 13:27:22 - Exception received during 'Configuring and installing bootloader' : BootloaderError :FATAL:_configure_grub: Error listing the kernels in /boot
GLI: October 10 2009 13:27:22 - Traceback (most recent call last):
GLI: October 10 2009 13:27:22 - File "/opt/installer/GLIClientController.py", line 122, in run
func()
GLI: October 10 2009 13:27:22 -File "/optinstaller/templates/x86ArchitectureTemplate.py", line 46 ,in install_bootloader
self._configure_grub ()
GLI : October 10 2009 13:27:22 - File "/opt?installer/templates/x86ArchitectureTemplate.py", line 61, in _configure_grub
raise GLIException("BootloaderError", 'fatal', '_configure_grub', "Error listing the kernels in /boot")
GLI:October 10 2009 13:27:22 - GLIException: BootloaderError :FATAL:_configure-grub:Error listing the kernels in /boot
- 10-11-2009 #2
Hmm, were you using the GUI installer ?
I normally install from the Console, and I have in the past encountered problems with the GUI installer.
Using the console commands always works.
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- 10-11-2009 #3
I agree...unless they improved their latest release, the 10 year release, is that what you downloaded? If not, then at least use another OS to install Gentoo, by using this guide. I usually use the Knoppix installation instructions but you can use any LiveCD to achieve the same results, there is also instructions for installing from an existing Linux installation too.
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- 10-11-2009 #4Just Joined!
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i downloaded the gentoo live cd iso and i made a bootable usb stick then i have opened the gentoo from usb stick and i have started to install with gui
so now i will try command line to install it.
another problem is my drivers gentoo couldnt install my sound and lan and wifi drivers what can i do to solve this.
by the way my gentoo version is 2008.0 live cd
my netbook is
amd athlon64
690g chipset
atheros t77h121_hb95 wifi
ati 1270 vga
realtek ALC272 sound
sata hdd
no cdrom
realtek RTL8103EL lan
- 10-11-2009 #5
Hi,
I don't recommend you 2008.0 live cd. The 2008.0 releases are deprecated. Try new livedvd 10.0 or minimal installation.
Try this link
I hope it will help you.
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i downloaded the livedvd 10 but there is no option to install it.all i can do is to use it.
which version of gentoo is more stable?(2007.0 -2008.0-2008.0 R1)??
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-can i install the weekly releases from stage 1?
-why the installing from stage 1 hasnt been supported anymore?
-i have opened pc with minimal iso and in the fdisk when i push n it doesnt ask extended or primary it just jump this item and asking the partition number???
- 10-12-2009 #9
Gentoo still provides stage1 and stage2 tarballs. This is for development purposes (the Release Engineering team starts from a stage1 tarball to obtain a stage3) but shouldn't be used by users.
Can you post the output of fdisk /dev/xxx command with p option ?
What is your netbook?
- 10-12-2009 #10
The Live DVD of Gentoo 10.0 does not include an installer. You could use it to do a regular Gentoo install. But better off using the minimal cd.




