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I'm trying to install my first gentoo on a atom laptop Acer Aspire one ZA3 (quite old now...) 
Everything looks fine while following the usual handbook, until the first reboot. 
Grub (grub2) starts, uses initramfs quite usually, but fail while trying to determine Root Device ! 
It's a 32bit system, without UEFI (if it does help). 

[code] 
Determining root device... 
!! Could not find the root block device in UUID=[d8c79d26-.....-beccc675500e.]. 
Please specify another value or: press Enter for the same, type "shell" for shell or "q" to skip 
[/code] 

I note that this uuid does correspond to my sdb3, which is my linux partition. 

When i go back on the live usb key, chroot, and use bklid and fdisk, i find this (there may be some typing error, as i did not copied-pastes it): 

[code] 
/dev/sda1 : SECTYPE ="msdos", UUID="3131-D903" Type="VFAT" fdisk : boot flag, id6, FAT16 -> the live USB key 
/dev/sdb1 : UUID="d08038C4-...-46B280D81CE4" TYPE="ext2", id=83 System = linux -> my supposed boot partition 
/dev/sdb2 : UUID="333D9BEC-...-1659f44757AE", type="swap", id=82, system=Linux swap/solaris -> my swap partition 
/dev/sdb3 : UUID="d8c79D26-...-beccc675500e", type = "ext4", id=83, system=Linux -> my linux partition 
/dev/sdb3 : UUID="dc66937a-...-0D70125816B3", type = "ext4", id=83, system=Linux -> my future home/data partition 
[/code] 

I'm trying to installing from a usb key made from the minimal iso file, and unetbootin. I also tried with a simple dd to the key, and i have the same problem. 

I tried to use labels and uuids in the fstab, and the same problem occurs. 
My grub conf file have the "skip linux uuid" commented. 

Does anyone have an idea ? I wanted to build a more efficient system than a classic Debian.