Hi,
In chapter06/gcc.xml, there is an extraspace at the
end of the line --enable-threads=posix \ . This makes
configure start right after that line when copying and pasting,
without reading the other options.
Regards
Pierre
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On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 07:35:13PM +0100, Pierre Labastie wrote:
Hi,
In chapter06/gcc.xml, there is an extraspace at the
end of the line --enable-threads=posix \ . This makes
configure start right after that line when copying and pasting,
without reading the other options.
Regards
For the benefit of the community I copy you my email upstream due to a bug
in Bash-3.1.17: it gets lost looking for end of string in certain contexts.
Would be nice if other fellow participants of the list could confirm
similar finding. I hope it's not just me...
Richard
On Mon, May 01, 2006 at 09:05:44PM -0300, Richard wrote:
For the benefit of the community I copy you my email upstream due to a
bug
in Bash-3.1.17: it gets lost looking for end of string in certain contexts.
This issue was fixed around 3.1.10. If the patches were created properly
by us
On Mon, May 01, 2006 at 06:37:39PM -0600, Archaic wrote:
This issue was fixed around 3.1.10. If the patches were created properly
by us and applied properly by you, then this should not happen. I'll
look into it. Thanks for the report.
Hrmm, the patch is right, and the only upstream patches
Building OpenOffice.
1.1.4 doesn't seem to be available.
Can anyone confirm/deny that 1.1.5 can be built wth 1.1.4 instructions/patches
please.
Otherwise, I'll have to download 1.1.4 from anduin I guess.
Many thanks.
[OT]
And no, I don't know the answer to the fortune cookie riddle, I may
Goodybye, Jeremy,
I learnt some things from you, and although I probably didn't get to know
you all that well, I liked talking to you in #lfs-support when I did.
Seeing as you were also wearing as many hats as you were, I'm sure this will
also be a great loss to the project.
I understand the need
So long, and thanks for all the fish! (or however that goes)
You live in NY? How about a bowl of noodles off times square sometime?
It'd be worth the trip from CT.
~Jason
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Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Not sure what to say here. It's been a good year or so. A lot has been
accomplished, I hope, for the better. I've learned a great deal from
LFS, and I've had a good time.
Jeremy,
Thanks very much for all your efforts that have encompassed so many
different areas of
El Martes, 20 de Septiembre de 2005 21:19, Jeremy Huntwork escribió:
Thanks again - I've enjoyed it immensely.
Thanks to you for all the work done :-)
I will try to keep alive your other child: jhalfs.
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On Tue, 20 Sep 2005, Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Thanks again - I've enjoyed it immensely.
Thanks for all you've done, maybe we'll see you back one day.
Ken
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Thanks again - I've enjoyed it immensely.
Thanks for all your hard work. You will be missed. I will do my best
to work with Alexander and Thomas to keep that ball rolling, so don't
you worry about that. Hope to see you around still. Take care.
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Bye quadrata... take good care of yourself and thank you for all you've
done... you will be missed
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Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
It has become clear to me, however, that I need to make a break with
LFS. It has taken over, to an extent, in my life. It have let it crowd
out time for
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Not sure what to say here. It's been a good year or so. A lot has been
accomplished, I hope, for the better. I've learned a great deal from
LFS, and I've had a good time.
Thank you all for your kind replies. I must admit that I got a little
choked up when I saw the
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
It has become clear to me, however, that I need to make a break with
LFS.
Sorry you have to leave. Thanks for all you've done. You will be
welcomed back if you decide to finish your break. In the meantime,
have fun. Life to too short not to have fun.
-- Bruce
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You have to be proud for what you 've done for all of us (Your live cd
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Good luck to your life,i wish to come back soon.
Regards.
Agathoklis.
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