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2019 Oct. 10.

Dear Piz lifeboat occupants,

The following tarball : http://loper-os.org/pub/dulap.tar.gz

SHA512 : fa425a03d38f09d3cdb4a6883547aef52e58dfa19123c2b6ba62471a03feda48a1a8c76008a4a524d916ead44bd571c21887c45570498eb5d44c069c59821523

contains a standard Dulap Gentoo kit, as prepared by myself for my own use.

For those who require a machine with this kit, please follow the following
instruction and ask as needed for assistance:

1A) Verify checksum.

1B) Ensure that you have a backup of your machine's current contents.
    If you make certain kinds of mistakes, you WILL nuke them.

2) Obtain a suitable disk (100GB+) and a means of attaching to your machine.

3) In a machine where said disk is installed, and running a e.g. boot stick linux,
   supposing it is e.g. /dev/sdb :

3-1)  parted -s /dev/sdb mklabel gpt

3-2)  parted -s -a optimal /dev/sdb unit s mkpart boot ext3 64 262143

3-3)  parted -s -a optimal /dev/sdb unit s mkpart primary ext4 262144 -1

3-4)  parted -s -a optimal /dev/sdb set 1 boot on

3-5)  sync

3-6)  mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdb1

3-7)  mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdb2

3-8)  sync

3-10) mount /dev/sdb2 /mnt/usb

3-11) tar pxvfz dulap.tar.gz -C /mnt/usb
      (unpack the snapshot to the newly created root partition)

3-12) re-create the missing 'home' and 'root' directories.

3-13) edit etc/hostname and etc/conf.d/net appropriately

3-14) manually replace the password hash in etc/shadow with one for which
      you know the pw.

3-15) /dev/sdb1 will be your boot partition. there is a working kernel in
      usr/src/linux.

3-16) to create a bootable dulap-like:

3-16A) mkdir /mnt/usb/mnt/boot
       (for so that chroot can mount new /boot)

3-16B) mount /dev/sdb1 /mnt/usb/mnt/boot
       (mounts the new boot partition.)

3-16C) 
       mount -o bind /dev /mnt/usb/dev
       mount -o bind /proc /mnt/usb/proc
       mount -o bind /sys /mnt/usb/sys
       chroot /mnt/usb /bin/bash

3-17D) cd /usr/src/linux ; make install
       (the built kernel. if you need a new one, ADJUST CONFIG AND REBUILD please)

3-17) You will need bootloader. There is a lilo.conf in /etc. Please adjust
      as required for your iron and kernel image names.

3-18) Run 'lilo' as root. This will make the gentoo bootable.
      Optionally you may use 'grub' bootloader. In which case must write own config.

3-19) Exit the chroot and attempt to boot machine via the newly-prepared disk.

3-20) If your machine configuration differs substantially from the original's,
      you may encounter problem. Do not hesistate to ask for help.

3-21) Create user accounts.

These instructions were prepared in some haste and COULD contain mistakes;
and are arguably not detailed enough to utilize 'without head'.

Please ask me for assistance if needed.

Yours,
- -S
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