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dhcpcd in gentoo
it seems that when i merged OpenOffice to my system, i haphazardly overwrote some config files.. in that process, i managed to kill dhcpcd at boot and now i can't remember how exactly i got it to come up at boot.. could someone please refresh my memory as to where the command should go??
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Edit your /etc/conf.d/local.start and just add dhcpcd to it.
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thanks, sarumont.. btw, just outta curiosity, what stage install did you do?
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Stage 1, of course.
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same here... after reading about the install, i decided a stage 2 or 3 install would've been depriving myself of part of the reason for using gentoo... and i can say that i'm very happy with my system right now... no bloat.. only stuff i use, etc, etc, etc.
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