Now that I have made some place on the HDD, I can (finally) begin to install Gentoo.
Unfortunately, the filesystem I have chosen is ext4, which is included in the 2.6.28 and above kernels, is not supported by any gentoo live cds (I have only seen 2.6.27 kernels). Nevertheless I found out that the beta of the next Ubuntu release uses a 2.6.28 kernel, so I created a live USB (with unetbootin) to boot with.
New issue : X doesn't work with the NC20 on this particular live Ubuntu, so I switched to a VT (Ctrl+Alt+F1), and continued the installation as explained in the Gentoo Handbook.
Note that I was able to create an ext4 partition with the Gentoo live usb, but I couldn't mount it...
Edit: SystemRescueCD is a live Gentoo with ext4 support enabled, so next to the live Ubuntu, this one is far better
March 30, 2009
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