M.Canales.es wrote:
El Lunes, 20 de Marzo de 2006 21:39, George Boudreau escribió:
The uClibc config patch is actually the config file and does/did
produce a bootable partition in the past..
In the book say that that is an starting point, but that more configuration is
needed to suit the user needs.
Is a similar situation like if we add the .config file used in the Live CD to
build the kernel. It will compile and may boot the system, but maybe isn't
what the user will need.
Unless we put a CONFIG_uClbc into the HLFS config file how could we
use it. The builder can unpack the uClibc package, configure it their
taste and save the .config file with the ${CONFIG_uClibc} name
inside bash (or pass to XSL as a parameter)
if [[ -z ${CONFIG_uClibc} ]]; then
do nothing
else
remove the config-3 patch
cp $CONFIG_uClibc .config
fi
Has someone broken the clfs x86 book. I am no longer able to run the
bash without errors. I had no problem earlier in the day???
Look like a validation issue in the book sources due the kernel update commit.
I will try to fix it now.
OK
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