Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Well, it wasn't exactly the above, but it did probably get corrupted
similarly. How is the build process and the image affected by errors?
Exactly the same consequences as if the power goes off unexpectedly. Running
e2fsck is likely to fix things.
Or, if I've finished the build, but have noticed a bug or two in the
iso. What's the correct way to fix the bugs without rebuilding the iso
in this new environment?
If you want to change a file manually, do this:
make /mnt/lfs/image/lfs-livecd
vim /mnt/lfs/image/....../the-file
and at this point either continue building by issuing "make", or unmount the
image by running "make unmount". Unfortunately, you still need to run "make" to
produce the corrected iso (because of compression).
If a package failed to build or was somehow misbuilt, just fix the Makefile and
reissue "make". Everything is either correctly mounted (and the build will pick
this up), or not mounted at all (and "make" will mount as needed).
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