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378Part IIIChoosing and Installing a Linux Distribution13.Extract the stage 1 tarball. # cd /mnt/gentoo# tar -xvjpf /mnt/gentoo/tmp2/stage1-*.tar.bz2You can remove the stage1 tarball once you have untarred it. 14.Select mirror site.Use the mirrorselectcommand to search for a Gentoomirror site from which you can efficiently download the files you need to dothe install. Run the following command to select an efficient mirror and add itto your make.conffile (it will take awhile to test download speed from morethan 150 servers): # mirrorselect -a -s4 -o |grep GENTOO_MIRRORS >> /mnt/gentoo/etc/make.confIf, when you run emergecommands later in this procedure, you see messagesthat files are not found from any of the download sites, you might need to addother mirror sites to the make.conffile. 15.Mount file systems.Mount the /procand /devfsdirectories as follows: # mkdir /mnt/gentoo/devfs# mount -t devfs devfs /mnt/gentoo/devfs# mkdir /mnt/gentoo/proc# mount -t proc none /mnt/gentoo/proc16.Change root directory.Use the chrootcommand to change /mnt/gentootobe your root directory, but first copy the resolve.conffile so it can be usedfrom there: # cp /etc/resolv.conf /mnt/gentoo/etc/resolv.conf# chroot /mnt/gentoo /bin/bash17.Update environment.Read in environment variables as follows: # env-update; source /etc/profile18.Update Portage tree.Type the following command to have the latest packageinformation installed to your /usr/portagedirectory: # emerge sync19.Modify make.conf.Use the nano text editor to change the make.conffilethat is used to build your Gentoo system. Here s how: # nano -w /etc/make.confIf you don t know what to change, refer to the /etc/make.conf.examplefilefor information about the settings you may want to change before continuing. Ifyou don t know what processor your computer has, type cat /proc/cpuinfo. 20.Bootstrap Gentoo: # cd /usr/portage/ ; scripts/bootstrap.shNote20_