Hello, Maurice Kinal.
On 02/01/15 22.18 you wrote:

 MK> Also glibc and gcc versions.  Newer versions of these won't even 
 MK> compile dosemu nevermind even run it.  If possible you might wish 
 MK> to consider running DOS in virtual space instead and ditch dosemu.

+1

let Gert play his dos games, lol

if pyhon is missing in gentoo, then its really reinstall time, not fixing time

1: download sysresquecd, burn it to cdrw media
2: boot the cdrw, make sure its 64bit kernel selected
3: if that boots, then you now have a working .config to compile your own
kernel from !
4: read online handbook for howto setup gentoo, dont use old files from old
harddisks
5: read the howto very carefull, dont random read any point or step from howto

if its not working, read handbook one more time

giving up ?

goto linode.com and take it from there, only need to select 64bit kernel, and
when its booted, emerge --sync, then emerge -e @world, to get it all compiled
from source, this is important on linode

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