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I have successfully installed gentoo into a virtual vmware machine. I even compiled all of Xorg, Gnome, and Kde. Then i realized the downside of using genkernel. I added a ...
- 12-12-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Vmware installation
I have successfully installed gentoo into a virtual vmware machine. I even compiled all of Xorg, Gnome, and Kde. Then i realized the downside of using genkernel. I added a framebuffer and it screwed up my system. Can someone help me with installing gentoo without a framebuffer. I know i need to have
in my grub, but how do i configure the kernel?Code:vgh=1
- 07-28-2006 #2Just Joined!
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instead of running
emerge genkernel
just do the ff:
cd /usr/src/linux
#configure the kernel
make menuconfig
#compile the kernel
make && make modules_install
cp -v arch/i3386/boot/bzImage /boot/kernel-2.xx.xx-gentoo-rx
cp -v .config /boot/config-2.xx.xx-gentoo-rx
#where 2.xx.xx is the kernel version and rx is the release version
note: I highly recommend you read the gentoo handbook for more info
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instead of running
just do the ff:Code:emerge genkernel
note: I highly recommend you read the gentoo handbook for more infoCode:cd /usr/src/linux #configure the kernel make menuconfig #compile the kernel make && make modules_install cp -v arch/i3386/boot/bzImage /boot/kernel-2.xx.xx-gentoo-rx cp -v .config /boot/config-2.xx.xx-gentoo-rx #where 2.xx.xx is the kernel version and rx is the release version
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