library? If we're going to
make them anyway, and there are no dependencies, it would AID the
builder to have them made earlier.
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, This is what I'll do to remove all these
files and directories I should, if you so choose. It's nice to
be able to page through that--as it is it has to use cat for Stage 2.
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(I do not personally endorse any
The GPGME package is a C library that allows to add support for
cryptography to a program.
May I suggest this less awkward wording:
The GPGME package is a C library that allows cryptography support to be
added to a program.
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Please, OH PLEASE, include "set pager=1" in the example config file! It
is absolutely necessary for (especially) "Help" to be of any value. It
keeps things from running off the screen, as with "more".
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unt=1"' (It's correct in my 7.7 host.) I'm not going to try to
workout another order that works, I'll just use sed to fix it in the
coreutils build script.
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Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates."
(I do not personally endorse any addit
another known failure
sed -e '/t\/distcheck-no-prefix-or-srcdir-override.sh/d' -i Makefile.in
&&
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:-)
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ng it all away! I can't
emphasize enough how important it is to have condifence in the
reliability of the system we're building. Not knowing which failures
have been accepted by the book developers, leaves doubt.
I hope you do.
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cripts?
>
>Alan
I don't. I provided a sample template along with the hint I contributed
for pio, to show how I use my package manager. You can find it there.
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(I do not personally endorse
case statement here.
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Maybe I'm being dense, or maybe it's just a stylistic thing, but a case
statement with just one stanza? Isn't that more clearly an if statement?
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nel 4.x-based software has just gotten too
"heavy" for i686 to be a reasonable build.
I leave it up to LFS-devs to decide when to take it out of the book. As much
as I regret it, it's probably about time, so I won't.
p.s. I still hope to get Meltdown/Spectre patches for linux-4.1.x i6
oment:https://github.com/landley/mkroot) but
> essentially, the project build gcc toolchain for a number of
> architecture including i486
>
> Alain
I've built LFS systems back to 2.1, and had that running on a real 486 DX-33 as
late as 2016. (It's main issue was having a Dallas Sem
n't
installed until BLFS, and a grep of my existing build scripts doesn't show it
used as a parameter. What's its use in the very Spartan base LFS system?
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Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates."
(I do not personally endorse
I'm working through 8.1, and discovered this link is "gone", 410.
https://wiki.linuxfoundation.org/en/FHS
You might want this:
http://refspecs.linuxfoundation.org/fhs.shtml
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Rogers' Second Law: "Everything you do communicates."
(I do no
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