Installation (Tutorial) - Revision history

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‎choosing a kernel

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‎GPT/GUID partition table

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‎What's next

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‎What's next

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‎/etc/rc.conf

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‎Downloading the System

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‎Downloading the System

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‎Downloading the System

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‎Installing the base system

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‎Downloading the System

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-| <span style="color:orange">unsure</span>
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 === GPT/GUID partition table ===
-This setup is for the most users more intuitive as we don't need to care about extended partitions. We only need to setup an extra partition for our bootloader. So let us do it for unencrypted and encrypted partitions.
+This setup is for most users more intuitive,  since we don't need to care about extended partitions. We only need to setup an extra partition for our bootloader. So let us do it for unencrypted and encrypted partitions.
 For setting up the GPT partition table we use the tool "gdisk", that is the GPT equivalent of fdisk.

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 == What's next ==
 [[Category:HOWTO]]
 [[Category:Install]]
 [[Category:Tutorial]]

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+[[Category:Install]]
 [[Category:Tutorial]]

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 Another good option here is the <tt>rc_interactive</tt> flag, if you are playing around with a new graphical display manager or aren't that used with the upgrade procedure of the graphical environement. if <tt>rc_interactive</tt> is set to yes, you will be able to interactively manipulate the boot process, what means you can decide what you want to start or not, like the graphical environment for example.
-Other options are really good explained inside of the <tt>/etc/rc.conf</tt> file.
+Other options have really good explainations inside of the <tt>/etc/rc.conf</tt> file.
 ===== /etc/conf.d/keymaps =====

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 [[Image:fqi-021.png|center]]
-this shows you the site presented and by going down with the arrow keys to stage3-latest.tar.xz until it is highlighted you can download it by pressing <tt>D</tt>. Then move up in the directory structure (<tt>..</tt>-link) and go to the snapshot directory or quit elinks after downloading finished and start it again with like that (Note outdated image, 'funtoo-current.tar.xz' is now 'stage3-latest.tar.xz')
+this shows you the site presented and by going down with the arrow keys to stage3-latest.tar.xz until it is highlighted you can download it by pressing <tt>D</tt>. Then move up in the directory structure (<tt>..</tt>-link) and go to the snapshot directory or quit elinks after downloading finished and start it again with like that
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-here you will now download the portage tree (portage-latest.tar.xz). The Download dialog will look in both cases like that:
+here you will now download the portage tree (portage-latest.tar.xz). The Download dialog will look in both cases like that:(Note outdated image, 'stage3-current.tar.xz' is now 'stage3-latest.tar.xz')
 [[Image:fqi-022.png|center]]

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-# tar xfvpJ stage3-current.tar.xz
+# tar xfvpJ stage3-latest.tar.xz
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 # cd /mnt/funtoo/usr
-# tar xfvpJ ../portage-current.tar.xz
+# tar xfvpJ ../portage-latest.tar.xz
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-If you found your desired image above, just change to <tt>/mnt/gentoo</tt> and download the stage3 and portage-tree images.
+If you found your desired image above, just change to <tt>/mnt/funtoo</tt> and download the stage3 and portage-tree images.
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