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Welcome to Pentoo powered by Gentoo linux...
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* [1;31;37m All network interfaces are now down at boot.                            [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m You can type dhcpcd ethX to setup your network interface.               [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m If you have a broadcom wifi card it is currently using b43-openfwwf.    [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m If this is undesirable or non-functional type "./b43-commercial"        [1;31;30m*
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* [1;31;37m If you wish to run binary (GP)GPU drivers you need to build them:       [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m AMD: emerge -1 ati-drivers                                              [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m NVIDIA: emerge -1 nvidia-drivers                                        [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m If you are using usb you can replace "emerge -1" with "makemo"          [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m which will create a live module so you don't have to rebuild on reboot. [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m In RC2 this will be handled for you automatically.                      [1;31;30m*
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* [1;31;37m If you are running live usb there are many ways to save changes:        [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m You can run "flushchanges" to automatically save any current changes.   [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m You can run "makemo category/package" to add a new package              [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m     which will be available now and after reboot.                       [1;31;30m*
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* [1;31;37m Pentoo Bug Tracker https://code.google.com/p/pentoo/issues/list         [1;31;30m*
* [1;31;37m Pentoo Update Guide https://code.google.com/p/pentoo/wiki/PentooUpdater [1;31;30m*
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* [1;31;37m You can run "makemo category/package" to add a new package              [1;31;30m*
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* [1;31;37m Type startx to launch X window manager                                  [1;31;30m*
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