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manara39
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 Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2013 3:22 pm Post subject: Compiling time. (SOLVED) |
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How long it takes to compile Gentoo base, X and KDE.
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NeddySeagoon
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| Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2013 3:32 pm Post subject: |
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manara39,
Welcome to Gentoo.
It all depends on your system and USE flags.
Hours, days ... weeks even.
My six core Phenom II with 16G RAM would take about 6 hours
My Raspberry Pi ... 6 months, but I'm guessing here.
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manara39
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| Posted: Sat Dec 21, 2013 3:48 pm Post subject: Thanks. |
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Thank you linuxer: in my machine I think a time of 24 hs.
I am not fearful and I m going to install Gentoo very soon, no lather than one month.
Thank you very mach. |
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cwr
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| Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 3:25 pm Post subject: |
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On a 1GHz PIII with 1G RAM, Xorg-x11 takes 2:09 hrs and a subsequent full
Gnome 2.x desktop 15:25 hrs
On a 2GHz Intel dual-core with 2G RAM the numbers are 0:40 hrs and 4:35 hrs
(These results will also depend, of course, on the speed of the hard drives;
I haven't got that number.)
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manara39
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| Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 4:45 pm Post subject: |
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Specs of my machine:
Processor Intel Dual Core i3 540 3.07 GHz
Ram memory 4Gb
Hard Disk 1: Western Digital Sata 2, 1Tb
Hard Disk 2: Seagate Sata 2, 1Tb.
The partitions reserved for Gentoo have 100 Gb of this way:
/dev/sdb12 /boot 500 Mb ext2
/dev/sdb13 swap 2GB
/dev/sdb14 / 70Gb
/dev/sdb15 /home 27 Gb
I need an easy guide to install Gentoo because de Handbook is too complex for my experience:
Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Opensuse, Arch, Debia nSabayon, Fedora, between others minors distributions.
Actually I have installed Ubuntu 12.04.3; Archlinux one year ago, and destroyed Opensuse 13.1 for create the logical partitions I mentioned.
Thank you very much. |
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rudregues
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| manara39 wrote: |
I need an easy guide to install Gentoo because de Handbook is too complex for my experience:
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In January I've used this guide http://www.wikihow.com/Install-Gentoo-Linux-from-Ubuntu since I was very noob. It really helped me, but sometimes I needed specif sections of the handbook for more in-depth explanations.
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| Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 9:18 pm Post subject: |
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| manara39 wrote: | I need an easy guide to install Gentoo because de Handbook is too complex for my experience:
Ubuntu, Linux Mint, Opensuse, Arch, Debia nSabayon, Fedora, between others minors distributions. |
You might find this hard to read, but you are about to do a big mistake. You have more than sufficient experience to go by the handbook. And installing gentoo by the handbook is the best way to do it. You'll need at least some basic understanding of the order and the parts of the base system, or you'll have a bad time later.
When I first installed gentoo on an old thinkpad laptop (Pentium Pro 233MHz, 32MB RAM, 4GB HD) in 2003, I had experience with SuSE Linux only. I had absolutely no understanding of the inner workings of the system. But I just shrugged and thought: "Just do it. You don't need to understand every tiny detail, yet." And in the end everything worked out.
Oh, and back then it took three days to get a working laptop with xfce on it. 
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krinn
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| Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 10:12 pm Post subject: |
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With mix cpu (as my emerge.log start at 2009) :
| Code: | emerge -epv gnome-light | genlop -tp
Estimated update time: 7 hours, 1 minute.
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manara39
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| Posted: Sun Dec 22, 2013 11:53 pm Post subject: I am using the Gentoo Handbook. |
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I am installing Gentoo in Virtualbox and I am using the Gentoo Handbook and an easy guide as additional reference.
It is very clear the informartion suministrated in this documentation.
Now, I have a problem: I live in Argentina and I want to define my localtime and I have uncovered that /usr/share/zoneinfo is empty.
Who can explain me to solve the problem?
So too I put the command emerge dhcpd and emerged a mistake.
I am learning slowly but I am advancing in my instalation.
Any help would be welcome.
Thank you very much.
I speak spanish and I am translating my words with Google. |
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manara39
What ever you do don't stop trying this. If you are willing to try this the way you are by using Google to translate.
I think that you will get help when ever you need it.
One thing when running a emerge command if you use this ( -p ) in the command it will show you what would be emerged.
Then remove the ( -p ) and emerge it if you want it. |
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rudregues
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| manara39 wrote: | | I speak spanish and I am translating my words with Google. |
We have the Spanish Forum too
Se quieres hablar en español
https://forums.gentoo.org/viewforum-f-30.html
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| Yamakuzure wrote: | | And installing gentoo by the handbook is the best way to do it. You'll need at least some basic understanding of the order and the parts of the base system, or you'll have a bad time later. |
It's true : I did my first installation using the handbook and, in parallel, doing my own todo list.
So now, I'm able to bring up a new system in a couple of hours (thanks to this todo list and my binhosts ). But the handbook is still here for reference and for not yet covered points. |
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HerrSchafer
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| Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2013 12:26 pm Post subject: Re: I am using the Gentoo Handbook. |
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| manara39 wrote: | Now, I have a problem: I live in Argentina and I want to define my localtime and I have uncovered that /usr/share/zoneinfo is empty.
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Handbook shows an example; if you use ls into that dir, you'll see all the possible places. I'm living in São Paulo/Brazil, but my timezone is America/Sao_Paulo.
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manara39
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| Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 12:12 am Post subject: Base system Gentoo installed in Virtualbox. |
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I have installed the Base Linux Gentoo System in Virtualbox.
I have used Grub2 and It is all in order.
Tomorow I will install Xorg and Kde if it is possible.
Thanks for your help. |
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manara39
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| Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 4:22 am Post subject: Masked packages. |
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I want to emerge Xorg-x11 and then the terminal shows masked packages.
I read the man page of emerge and follow in the same situation.
I need your help linuxers.
I use the genkernel. |
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hadrons123
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| Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 9:53 am Post subject: |
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please Use genkernel at least for the first time. Its a great tool developed by gentoo devs. For kernel config follow the gentoo kernel documentation. If you still can't boot , you can even use the archlinux kernel config. I used it and have no problems in my system specifically for a gnome based/systemd setup.
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My core i7 with SSD took less than 4 hours from OS install to reach a Gnome-light desktop with vlc + firefox 6 months ago. I have not re installed again.
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i92guboj
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| Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 10:59 am Post subject: Re: Masked packages. |
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| manara39 wrote: | I want to emerge Xorg-x11 and then the terminal shows masked packages.
I read the man page of emerge and follow in the same situation.
I need your help linuxers.
I use the genkernel. |
Rrright. But our crystal ball is broken right now. So, we need you to post the actual error message so we can see what's going on. Additionally, please, post your "emerge --info" output. I suspect you are using the unstable branch, or you have a very special setup. Under most circumstances if you are into stable you shouldn't get masked packages in your emerge list.
Besides that, if you feel more comfortable writing in Spanish, I invite you to post in the Spanish sub-forum. We can help you there as well. 
Aparte de eso, si te sientes más confortable con el español te invito a publicar en el subforo español, donde también te podrémos ayudar . |
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manara39
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| Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2013 4:14 pm Post subject: Ya me pasé al foro español. |
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| Gracias por tu ayuda linuxero, me he pasado al foro español. |
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