User:Immolo
This is my little world of guides before being merged into the main wiki pages to help the next person not have to struggle to get the solution they need.
I have a strong interest in keep Gentoo and in turn, Linux working on older hardware so feel free to contact me on IRC if help with testing is required as it will help both of us. I prefer doing the testing myself however SSH access might be possible.
If you see an issue in any page then feel free to correct or ask for help in the Discussion page.
Machines
x86
Toshiba i486DX 75mhz 24mb RAM Compaq Pentium MMX (i586) 64mb RAM Thinkpad Pentium 2 512mb RAM Fujitsu Pentium 3 128mb RAM
PowerPC
PowerMac G5 dual core 2GHz 10gb RAM
MIPS
PS2 - mipsel3 R5900 32mb RAM CI40 - 4 core MIPS32EL 256mb RAM
m68k
PowerMac 190CS
Articles on my TODO list/I need help with
Manual Kernel
As part of an effort to improve the kernel docs in the Handbook, we have identified the below article and it's sub articles as candidates to be fixed up for main article inclusion and then linked to from the Handbook.
User:Immolo/Sandbox/Manual_kernel
How you can help
- Proof read
- Remove 1st and 2nd person writing
- Remove unneeded sections
Big Boy Articles
These are completed articles which are ready for community to use and improve on.
GRUB on NewWorld Macs
Building MUSL Stage3 with Catalyst
User:Immolo/CataylstMuslStages
Old Kernel Install
Stage4 Creation
Rust on non-sse2 machines
Catalyst Live Media Creation
Systemwide LTO
ZFS Root Install
Troubleshooting Fixes
User:Immolo/Fix broken compiler
In progress Drafts
These are not complete guides however may help others so they are here for reference only!
Gentoo on the PlayStation 2
Catalyst FAQ Rewrite
Low Memory LiveCD Creation
RPI zero with clang+musl
LTO notes
Removed this section as all notes are now included in main docs around Gentoo. LTO is main area of interest for users wishing to find LTO help and advice.
Gentoo support common issues tracker
It's common to find yourself repeating the same answers over and over in Gentoo while doing support. When you are finding a pattern that it's being asked enough times that you notice how many times you said the same thing, then Gentoo likely has a doc problem that needs to be looked into.
The article linked below is a trial project to allow IRC, forum and silo users that do support in Gentoo to record the question asked and give rough notes on how they solve it. It does not need to be formatted correctly nor confirmed, even an IRC log will do!