During testing of the paco patch, I noticed that udev-rules package
don't get installed in the makesys phase. I've attached a patch that
solves the problem.
The scripts get installed in the pre-boot phase, so the missing install
wouldn't brake anything. However, the package don't get logged by paco
unless it's installed during the makesys phase. That would also
correspond better with the book itself.
This is only a problem when using BOOT method with CLFS, as the CHROOT
method already handles this perfectly.
Tor Olav
Index: CLFS/master.sh
===================================================================
--- CLFS/master.sh (revision 2874)
+++ CLFS/master.sh (working copy)
@@ -757,7 +757,7 @@
this_script=`basename $file`
case $this_script in
- *udev*) continue ;; # This is not a script but a commentary
+ *udev) continue ;; # This is not a script but a commentary
*console*) continue ;; # Use the files that came with the bootscripts
*) ;;
esac
@@ -773,8 +773,8 @@
-e '[EMAIL PROTECTED]@@' \
-e '[EMAIL PROTECTED]@@'`
case $name in
- *bootscripts*) name=bootscripts-cross-lfs
- ;;
+ *bootscripts*) name=bootscripts-cross-lfs ;;
+ *udev-rules) name=udev-cross-lfs ;;
esac
pkg_tarball=$(get_package_tarball_name $name)
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