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i literally went in reverse order bro, first melon and yahya, then legoshi and pina then legoshi and louis. also yo if legoshi is in dorm 701 that suggests that there is a genderswapt ver of the dorm 701 boys, the dorm 701 GIRLS.
managed to boot into grub and successfully log in, but now what? i want to actually do things now
im in an awful BIOS loop. acer, if I go in with secure boot and I choose the UEFI file to be my grub, I get this screen and i check and see the only readable drive is hd1,gpt3 at ext2 (even though i chose ext4 in kde partitions) can't do much.
if i disable secure boot, I just get sent back to UEFI firmware settings (image2) and can't do anything
The USB I used (LiveGUI) also isn't readable on my laptop anymore, it just displays the internal drive. I know the USB works because I checked it on this chromebook and it shows gentoo inside files (the USB is called cruzer-blade)
is there any way to get out of this predicament?
So I managed to actually get much further into the handbook, even up to the reboot part. The issue is that Acer doesn't trust Gentoo for some reason
When I open up the bootloader menu, I see "1. Gentoo" which means it knows it exists, but when I open it, it just takes me to the F2 BIOS menu again. Did I do anything wrong? I don't see anything on the handbook about the Gentoo boot loading you back into UEFI firmware or BIOS.
I can check the disk on the LiveGUI, and I see that my big disk does have the system files. Does anybody have a fix, or does Acer block Gentoo?
Hi, so I tried installing Gentoo yesterday (3 hours) with the LiveGUI, and I failed since I got the bootloader into the USB! I am on an AMD64 device and I just wanted to know tips to install Gentoo.
I want a setup that is productive (so LibreOffice + OBS + Blender + Krita), and I also want to try out the i3 windows manager because it interests me. My current system right now is Mint XFCE, is there a way to practice Gentoo in a VM? Also what is different from a VM to a full installation?
Thanks in advance