Martin Ereth wrote:
Hi!
I have to turn off/suspend my computer while I like to build lfs. Is there a
way to
suspend the computer with the livecd or am I able to store the changed data
(e.g. the
user lfs) on a partition or usb-device?
It is quite boring to type everytime I have to restart the same commands like
adduser,
addgroup, mount,...
Can you tell me a way, please?
Thanks for your work in advance!
Martin
Just use the 6.2-1 version of the LiveCD (i.e.: the feature is not
available in earlier releases) and read the README file there. Basically:
Boot with: linux resume=/dev/hda2 (/dev/hda2 is your swap partition)
Run: swapon /dev/hda2 (BTW LFS already tells you to do this)
Build a part of LFS
Run the "hibernate" command
Sleep, relax, whatever else you need
Boot again with: linux resume=/dev/hda2
Forget that you ran the "hibernate" command.
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