I like this idea. I think chapter5 already has everything needed to build a kernel and grub. It would just need a special boot script. This also works well with a plain text book, and solves the problem of having a live-cd... you just build one.
robert On Wednesday June 4 2008 01:31:03 am Chris Buxton wrote: > Even an LFS system wouldn't work as a build host - it doesn't have the > correct kernel in either case. The only workaround I can see is to > flesh out Chapter 5 to the point where the target system is minimally > bootable and self-sufficient, and then boot up the target at the > beginning of Chapter 6 (instead of entering the chroot). > > Chris Buxton > Professional Services > Men & Mice
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