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Re: 'stage4 tarball': msg#00005

Subject: Re: 'stage4 tarball'
Matthias Langer wrote:
Is it possible to somehow build the complete p3 system with custom use
and cflags with my athlon-xp at home to get some kind of
'stage4-tarball' that i just have to unpack to the hardisk of the
p3-system (instead of the stage3 tarball) ?

Yes, but you don't need catalyst to do it. You can easily extract a stage3 tarball into a directory, chroot into it, do whatever you want, exit the chroot, and then tar up the directory. The result is essentially a "stage4".

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Andrew Gaffney                            http://dev.gentoo.org/~agaffney/
Gentoo Linux Developer                                   Installer Project



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