On Mon, Nov 15, 2010 at 01:10:11PM +0200, Allard Welter wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> It has been about four years since my last build of (b)lfs. There are
> reasons (I went walkabout, and the got a job). I haven't finished yet,
> but here are some comments up to now. I have not gone through the
> archives to check if any of these issues have been raised. Should any
> be of my doing, resolved, reported or otherwise, I sincerely
> apologise.

 Some of these are known.  One or two comments below.
> 
> TeTeX: This package is no longer being maintained. There is no problem
> as it stands, except that the check aborts because the packaged
> sources are more than 5 years old. This is easily hacked.
 Maybe 'easily hacked' for you, to me it is totally
incomprehensible, even when it works.  Discussed on -dev recently, I
think Randy will be upgradign the book to TeX Live soon.
> 
> 
> QT: When configuring for an sql server, perhaps a hint to look in
> qt-$version/plugins/src/sqldrivers is in order.
> 

 If you get yourself a wiki ID [ you probably need to speak to Bruce,
we had spam issues until the privileges were restricted ] you can
add that.
> ghostscript: the --no-same-user option to tar is not recognised. Maybe
> try --no-same-owner ?? I did chown -R 0:0. It was quicker than wading
> through info tar.

 I've got the ticket for this.
> 
> libvpx: doesn't find nasm. Explicitly use --as=nasm
> 

 I didn't have to do that.  I've just retested on the machine where
I installed nasm, and what is in the book works for me.

> x264 wants yasm. I linked nasm to asm which compiles ok, I haven't got
> round to checking if it works yet.

 Thinks for the report - looking at my own scripts, I've always used
--disable-asm for x264 [ on x86_64 ].  I'll add a comment.
> 
> aspell-dict: needs which
> 

 You still build without one or other variant of which ?  Thanks for
the report, it's such a basic part of the stack for most of us that
it's hard to find what needs it.  Again, I'll add a comment.

ĸen
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