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[Resolved] Copying resolv.conf before chrooting
aramisqc replied to aramisqc's question in Installation Help
OK ! It's user's error. I'm installing Funtoo over and old Linux System. I simply forgot to reformat partitions. So it's resolved. -
Installation guide says to copy /etc/resolv.conf to /mnt/funtoo/etc/ before chrooting. Doing so command ends in error. Message tells file cannot be copied because it already exist as a symlink to /run/NetworkManager/resolv.conf created by NetworkManager. Do I have to remove symlink ?
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Haven't been here for a long time. Many changes.
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Hi all ! Because of a new way to translate docs in wiki I'm in the process of rewriting French Installation Guide. Thank you Daniel for this new tool. It makes life so simple and it eases translating. Keep It Simple and Stupid ! :P
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How we're keeping our users at the center of the Funtoo Universe
aramisqc replied to drobbins's topic in News and Announcements
Another feature that makes Funtoo different. -
Hi all ! Need help (tips or tricks) on how to translate http://www.funtoo.org/index.php?title=Subarches&action=edit . I'm looking for templates used in the making of.
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April 23rd 2015 Section Installation du stage3 now has a link to subarches page. French subarches page will follow soon. Contents now identical to original English wiki.
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No CHOST and CFLAGS in make.conf delivered by stage3
aramisqc replied to aramisqc's question in Installation Help
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No CHOST and CFLAGS in make.conf delivered by stage3
aramisqc posted a question in Installation Help
There are no CHOST and CFLAGS variables in /etc/portage/make.conf as delivered by stage3 dowloaded from build.funtoo.org. File is http://build.funtoo.org/funtoo-current/x86-64bit/corei7/2015-04-16/stage3-corei7-funtoo-current-2015-04-16.tar.xz. -
How to exclude packages from emerge --depclean
aramisqc replied to aramisqc's question in Portage Help
That works just fine. From now on that is my alternative. -
How to exclude packages from emerge --depclean
aramisqc replied to aramisqc's question in Portage Help
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How to exclude packages from emerge --depclean
aramisqc replied to aramisqc's question in Portage Help
This is the normal behavior of --depclean. That is why I want to exclude some packages from this process. All that is in @world won't be affected by --depclean. -
Because current kernel is member of kernel set, emerge --depclean wants to remove package. That means kernel will be purged along with all its files (/boot, /usr/src/linux, etc...). Is there a way to exclude package from emerge --depclean process ? I think that by deleting kernel set and by adding package to world set, will fix it but still searching for an alternative.
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Le guide d'installation de Funtoo Linux est maintenant disponible en Fran?ais. http://www.funtoo.org/Install/fr/Guide_Installation_Funtoo_Linux French version of Funtoo Installation now available. Please don't hesitate to highlight any errors, mistakes and the likes. Thank's.
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French version of installation guide now ready to use. It works right out-of-the-box. I've just completed Funtoo Linux installation in following the guide. French spoken people it's here for you http://www.funtoo.org/Install/fr/Guide_Installation_Funtoo_Linux