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From: "Paul Rogers" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [lfs-support] Gcc Compiling Problem in 32 bit
Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2019 18:14:44 -0700

> Paul,
> 
> first, well-spotted that ext4 is inappropriate for such old kernels
> - I had completely overlooked that.
> 
> But a 2.6 kernel (if that is what that old knoppix version is
> offering) should support ext3.  A quick look at wikipedia (as
> always, "it might be accurate, or else someone with an agenda might
> have updated it") suggests that ext3 was mainlined in 2.4.15.

ext2 will always work with this old kit.  Afterwards it's trivial to upgrade to 
ext3, once everything is built, tested, backed-up, and stable.  "One step at a 
time!"  

> Hi Paul and Everyone;
>  
> I am sorry that I am upsetting You, but, I don't always remember when 
> everything came out, I know that the Kernel will be a 2.6 something..

It takes a great deal to anger me.  My emotions are very well controlled.

However, I've critiqued your apparent lack of certainty and clarity at least a 
couple times, maybe more, but it never seems to change.  Who's going to suffer 
from it?  Not me, but you will--my half-century of working with computers make 
me quite certain of that.

>> 3) download and burn a Knoppix-5.x LIVE iso,
>  
>  
> I can download that, somewhere I have a Knoppix Disk, but, I am not 
> sure what version it is, so I will Download it..


"Somewhere"?  "not sure what version"?  QED.

If you're going to build LFS successfully you're going to haveto change how you 
work.


> I have downloaded Knoppix 5.1.1, but I couldn't get it to boot, it says 
> no boot record..

You need an "image" file and you don't burn it as a file, as you do most 
things.  There's a different process, much like "dd".

>  
> BUT, while cleaning in my room, I found a four CD set of Slackware 4.0, 
> with a Kernel of 2.2.6..

If you can boot it and get a shell...

>  
> Right now it is Checking and Formatting the Hard Drive on the 586, 
> running on the 586
>  
> File type is ext2 with 1K blocks and 1 inode per 1024 bytes..
>  
> I hope that this is about what You would be OK with for checking out 
> the Hard Drive..

Maybe.  You used "mke2fs -c ..."?  A "normal" mke2fs doesn't do a surface scan, 
and since that drive may be bad, you need every sector checked.

>  
> Also, from what I can see (so far) this might work for my Host, or is 
> it too old of a Kernel to make this work..

What does the book say?


-- 
Paul Rogers
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Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates."
(I do not personally endorse any additions after this line. TANSTAAFL :-)
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Hi All;
 
Paul and everyone;
"Somewhere"?  "not sure what version"?  QED.If you're going to build LFS 
successfully you're going to haveto change how you work.
I was just mentioning that I remembered I had a copy of Knoppix on a CD..

I knew I would have to find it and see what version I had,

You may be blessed with a memory that would remember these things, 
but, I feel good if I can remember just that I have it, I can then go and find 
it, 
which I did..> I have downloaded Knoppix 5.1.1, but I couldn't get it to boot, 
it says > no boot record..You need an "image" file and you don't burn it as a 
file, as you do most things.  There's a different process, much like "dd".

I did just like I had done before with the many of CD/DVD's, 
that I have done to burn an Image..
I had downloaded the .ISO image and burned it to disk, only it didn't work 
with the Knoppix 5.1.1 that I had, maybe even though it had the correct type
it wasn't or didn't have the boot information.. Maybe it wasn't a bootable ISO 
Image file..

If you're going to build LFS successfully you're going to have to change how 
you work.It's not that I can't follow Instructions, I just don't always 
remember exact details when I am answering emails like to You.. But, when I am 
building I have the Terminal emulation on one side (left) and the PDF file of 
the Linux From Scratch on the right hand side, and I do a copy and Paste sort 
of thing.. Anyway, I will shut down this Dell machine unplug the Windows Drive 
and plug in the Linux Mint 17.3 Drive and do as You told me Yesterday to do on 
that other drive with a mke2fs-c..And when that finishes, I will get back on 
here and let You know what it shows.. THANK YOU Marty 
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