I only speak for myself. I've used CLFS in the past but am not in any
authority regarding it.
If you need a cross-compiler, I have found that the crosstool-ng project is a
good source to help you do that.
LFS can be (with mods) built on other architectures besides the x86/64
machines.
ig-lite build. I made an ugly
hack to my book to workaround that but don't really have an actual fix planned
for it.
There are other small tweaks I've made but I think that covers the high level
changes of interest.
Tom Armistead
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I put in a pull request on cross-lfs github with a fix for ppc multilib.
I have not used github pull request before so I am curious as to the process...
Who reviews and accepts (or rejects) requests?
Tom
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On 2019-03-14 14:45, Tom Armistead wrote:
> Ok. I will make those changes in the other branch also.
>
> However, it looks like the main branch is the systemd book and
> sysvinit is its own branch. So, I think my ppc64 changes already
> went into systemd but I need to make them also in s
