On Sun, Dec 13, 2015 at 10:12 PM, DJ Lucas <[email protected]> wrote:
> I'm moving along at a snail's pace with this build as I'm packaging using > pacman, basically starting from scratch as my old LFS PKGBUILDs are > hopelessly out of date (and for a completely different build type anyway), > but I expect that not much will change. It'd basically need to loose any mv > bin/blah -> /usr/bin, same with /lib and vice versa, and any dual-homed > symlinks in /lib and /bin dirs if any still exist). If any interest, I'll > document changes as I go. I plan to work from the book sources anyway, > borrowing a few minor bits from Arch, but won't be all that different from > lfs-systemd when done (short of the above change). Instructions should > remain mostly the same for both books (pretty much as they are now), we > don't care about /usr vs / (only matters if packaging, in which case, > simply create the symlinks in DESTDIR before install). In case you might be interested, I have a version of the book using dpkg to create simplistic packages at: http://dschepler.github.io/lfs-dpkg/ . Unfortunately, it's not quite complete as I got diverted before filling in the "contents" section of the dpkg page, and before updating the kernel chapter to create a package. I also haven't merged from upstream lfs-systemd in quite a while. However, it might still be useful for seeing my approach: I have a set of scripts that autocreate debian/tmp/DEBIAN/control and then create the deb package, without any need for user intervention in most cases. -- Daniel Schepler
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