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Another compile-it-yourslef distro that I've looked into is Gentoo Linux. It has 3 different 'stages' of install. One is fully complied form source. It comes as a bootable iso cd image, 16mb of scripts and sources etc. then it downloads the sources it needs. The other image is a 135mb iso image which has the other 2 stages on it. These are partly and mostly pre-compiled stages. Also each stage is downloadable build tarballs Mark On Monday 10 June 2002 13:13, Jerry Feldman wrote: > Someone just pointed me at this website. > http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ > > Yesterday, I experimented with reiserfsck from the SuSE rescue DVD, but I > first tried Tom's RTBT which does not support Reiser (I could have built it > though). This Linux from Scratch has piqued my interest for a few things.
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