Just a note to say thinks to all who have helped in my exploration of a lot of new hardware. I have now made everything work on my new laptop and it has been a challenge.

One of the reasons I got the new system was to have additional HW to support BLFS development. Here is a list of things that I have now been able to check out:

SD Card Reader
USB 3.0
Intel i915 based Video
Bootable GPT Partition
Disabling unneeded UEFI 'BIOS'
HDMI Output
VGA Output
DVD Drive
Bluetooth
System Suspend
System Hibernate
Intel HD Audio Controller(s)
Toshiba Web Camera (internal)
Logitech Web Camera (external)
Intel Wireless Network Controller

Along the way I've been able to study the Linux Kernel configuration in additional depth, work with polkt/consolkit, and finally explore gtk+ and some gnome applications that I didn't have before.

My log right now shows 313 BLFS packages built in this effort. Some of those are repeats, but that's the nature of development.

I also want to say that there are many parts of BLFS that I have not looked at closely before. I continue to be impressed with the quality work of the editors, past and present. Many of my problems were due to trying to go too fast and not reading what is there closely enough. There are still a few niggles that need to be fixed up, but overall, it's a wonderful resource.

I'll now return to LFS to get caught up. There are nine packages waiting for update. I'll hold off gettext-0.19 because I am expecting 0.19.1 soon.

  -- Bruce
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