Hello guys, I installed Gentoo like you said, followed the manual, and now this after the first restart.
HALP MAYBE?
Install Gentoo
Joshua Hall
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wiki.gentoo.org
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Angel Young
>implying g knows to do anything without a gui
Cameron Morales
>implying implying
Oliver Sullivan
Use a live CD to chroot in your installation & reinstall the GRUB bootloader.
Liam Adams
how do I chroot?
Luis Hernandez
Is there a chance you left this blank i wonder
Aiden Perry
I was never prompted with that? I installed in CLI
Wyatt Walker
You fucking did it when you installed gentoo
Ian Roberts
Something similar in that regard, somehow you're missing GRUB bootloader
Ryan Reed
Install Gentoo
Jace Collins
You fell for the meme
Gabriel Roberts
I dunno how familiar you are with Linux or life in general, but what you're experiencing now is known as "trial and error." You simply tried to install Gentoo, but had an error along the way. All you have to do is figure out what you did wrong (it appears that the bootloader isn't correctly installed), and then A) attempt to fix the problem as it is or B) start over from the beginning, but try to find where you went wrong the first time.
Using this "trial and error" methodology, you can (eventually) conquer any task and subject. Sorry I don't have a specific answer, OP.
Gavin Nguyen
Look at this guy. He fell for the falling for memes meme.
Christian Rodriguez
If you must ask this, you shouldn't be using Gentoo. Try a more user-friendly distro like Mint or Ubuntu before you jump on the Linux hating bandwagon because you failed to install Gentoo.
Ian Davis
le shut up!!!!11!1!1 :((((
Isaiah Rogers
Agreed, Ubuntu is a better place to start. Trying to debug grub over Sup Forums is not going to go well.. its frustrating enough in real life.
Gentoo is going to be a constant stream of frustration that you would be better avoiding. I only see the point of knowing 4 distros:
server/desktop
debian/ubuntu
centos/fedora
Daniel Bell
>implying you can take a screenshot
nice b8 my man
Christopher Young
>falling for the gentoo meme
Angel Martin
What? you are asking how to chroot? what the actual fuck?
Didn't you just chroot to install gentoo?
Anyway, you need to
grub2-install /dev/sda # or however the whole disk device is called for your hard drive (not a partition, the whole disk)
grub2-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub-cfg #or fucking something, been a while since I did that
# in sum: rtfm
Jacob Garcia
>This
RTFM!
Eli Butler
...
Juan Howard
>56010974
boot from life cd again
reinstall grub
done
Jack Phillips
man chroot
it's not too hard
Owen Lopez
>life cd
I wish I had a life cd
Landon Ortiz
Insert Life CD to rescue
Brandon Kelly
you need to create a grub bios boot partition
wiki.gentoo.org
and do a grub-install /dev/sda again
Jacob Johnson
>he hasn't taken the nice pill yet
lmao at u
Jose Barnes
but g i followed every of the wiki
Angel Smith
I installed gentoo2
Mason Thomas
I mean grub2
Eli Phillips
K now install gentoo
Grayson Ross
>falling for the everything is a meme meme
Asher Hernandez
>GRUB legacy shit
>not superior bzImage booting UEFI
Senpai...
Matthew Watson
If your BIOS is set in UEFI mode then just nuke grub and install rEFInd .
Nathan Jones
Use libreboot
Jordan Wood
Make sure you're using the right BIOS (If your board supports UEFI use that)