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A stage tarball is an archive containing a minimal environment. For example, in Gentoo Linux there are 3 stage tarballs : stage1, stage2, stage3. | {{PageNeedsUpdates}} | ||
Funtoo's and Gentoo's official installation method uses | A stage tarball is an archive containing a minimal environment. For example, in Gentoo Linux there are 3 stage tarballs : stage1, stage2, stage3. Sometimes you will see these written as stage 1, stage 2, and stage 3. | ||
See [[Download]] to download a stage tarball and follow the [[Funtoo Linux Installation]] to install. | Funtoo's and Gentoo's official installation method uses stage 3 tarballs. | ||
Stage4 tarballs are user generated stage 3s with goodies attached to them. Stage 4 tarballs contain utilities users deem essential. Some users make stage 4 tarballs as backups of live funtoo systems. | |||
See [[Download]] to download a stage tarball, and follow the [[Funtoo Linux Installation]] to install. | |||
[[Category:Funtoo features]] | [[Category:Funtoo features]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:34, May 30, 2015
A stage tarball is an archive containing a minimal environment. For example, in Gentoo Linux there are 3 stage tarballs : stage1, stage2, stage3. Sometimes you will see these written as stage 1, stage 2, and stage 3.
Funtoo's and Gentoo's official installation method uses stage 3 tarballs.
Stage4 tarballs are user generated stage 3s with goodies attached to them. Stage 4 tarballs contain utilities users deem essential. Some users make stage 4 tarballs as backups of live funtoo systems.
See Download to download a stage tarball, and follow the Funtoo Linux Installation to install.