gentoo -- grub.conf is a read only i need help soon please
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gentoo -- grub.conf is a read only i need help soon please
I want to install gentoo and everything is going fine but I when i was up to the very last part!! (I did stage 1, so there were 23423 printed pages and setting up grub seems like the last page)
I have the following set up....
Windows XP- /dev/hda1
Linux boot- /dev/hda2
Linux swap- /dev/hda3
Linux root- /dev/hda4
I followed everything in the gentoo install perfectly and everything worked like it the manual said it should should, but I am not allowed to save the nano -w /boot/grub/grub.conf file.
To try to solve this I tried to overwrite the original grub by doing:
emerge -k grub
but this gave the error "emerge is not a command"
I am at a friends ocmputer, and would really appreciate any help somebody could give me on this subject
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