M.Canales.es wrote:
El Jueves, 11 de Mayo de 2006 21:29, Alan Lord escribió:
Looks like a hardware failure or a connexion lost that may hang wget, not
jhalfs itself.
It definitely wasn't a h/w issue or timeout. The first time I ran this
it got "everything" and it ALWAYS stalled ONLY after successfully
retrieving the larger files. Anything less than [what seemed to be]
around 2Mb was fine, the script just carried straight on working to the
next file... It was a bit weird and I guess - like I said it was a
memory thing. I was running from within X in an xterm and had Firefox
open etc. so maybe it was just getting bogged down.
2. Attempting to download tcl-8.4.13 fails (Is this because the book has
a "?download" at the end of url?????)
I will try to fix it ASAP. Thanks for the report.
No problem. Glad I found something "useful".
In jhalfs $BUILDDIR in using in the config file, that is mapped to $MOUNT_PT
on the Makefile, an lastly it is mapped to $LFS or $HLFS.
But looks that there is few places where the mapping was forgotten :-/
That need be revised and simplified.
As above.
I suspect that before running jhalfs you has /home/lfs but not the lfs user
and group.
Spot on. Good catch. I always keep /home as a separate partition so it
does have /home/lfs and yes, the user/group were not defined.
Could we to do a better test?
The chown of $(MOUNT_PT)/tools is done at the same time that the lfs user and
group creation. If the user isn't created and don't exist, the chown command
do nothing.
Ahhhh that explains a lot.
Thanks for the great work you guys are doing on what is an excellent
tool. With the optimisations and ability to build {C,H,L}FS and
hopefully BLFS too this is just what the doctor ordered :-)
Alan
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