ive just been experimenting with trying to understand how init scripts
work. .. so i wrote some from scratch.
Now i thought that the scripts would have to work out what the previous
runlevel was (using an exported shell variable) and stop the previous
runlevel, but this doesnt seem to be
dave frost wrote:
Now i thought that the scripts would have to work out what the previous
runlevel was (using an exported shell variable) and stop the previous
runlevel, but this doesnt seem to be working. It struck me that the shell
the init script runs in when entering a runlevel wont be
Angel Tsankov wrote:
As what user should I re-adjust the toolchain in Ch. 6 of LFS 6.1.1?
First, backup the /tools linker, and replace it with...
The linker (ld) is part of the binutils package, so the first block of
commands (3 mv and 1 ln) should be done as your binutils
package user.
Next,
As what user should I re-adjust the toolchain in Ch. 6 of LFS 6.1.1?
First, backup the /tools linker, and replace it with...
The linker (ld) is part of the binutils package, so the first block of
commands (3 mv and 1 ln) should be done as your binutils
package user.
Next, amend the GCC specs
Angel Tsankov wrote:
As what user should I re-adjust the toolchain in Ch. 6 of LFS 6.1.1?
First, backup the /tools linker, and replace it with...
The linker (ld) is part of the binutils package, so the first block of
commands (3 mv and 1 ln) should be done as your binutils
package user.
As what user should I re-adjust the toolchain in Ch. 6 of LFS 6.1.1?
First, backup the /tools linker, and replace it with...
The linker (ld) is part of the binutils package, so the first block of
commands (3 mv and 1 ln) should be done as your binutils
package user.
For LFS 6.1.1 the
Angel Tsankov wrote:
As what user should I re-adjust the toolchain in Ch. 6 of LFS 6.1.1?
If you need to ask this, you shouldn't be using package users. Besides,
the whole toolchain readjustment only affects stuff in /tools, so it
doesn't make any difference what user you use.
--
Brandon Peirce wrote:
Angel Tsankov wrote:
For LFS 6.1.1 the instructions says Install the adjusted linker by
running the following command from within the binutils-build directory:
The make -C ld ... install command is different to the LFS 6.2
commands but is still manipulating (in 6.1.1
Thanks for ur reply...
As per the earlier mail of Pavlov (PV)
the output i got is listed below
1) ls -l /bin/bash /lib/libreadline.so.5.0 /lib/libhistory.so.5.0
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 1152240 2006-08-11 04:43 /bin/bash
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 30852 2006-08-07 05:05
Chris Staub wrote:
The adjusted linker is installed into /tools, so you need to use root.
Why root?
Of course you can always achieve this with root, but that's kind of missing
the point of package users technique, (and also violating principle of least
privelege).
I concede that the
Brandon Peirce wrote:
Why root?
Of course you can always achieve this with root, but that's kind of
missing the point of package users technique, (and also violating
principle of least privelege).
I concede that the motivation for why you would use the package users
technique in the first
Chris Staub wrote:
You're not *supposed* to be using package users in chapter 5. It's only
in chapter 6. The only package installed using package users so far
should be glibc.
From the hint:
Build Chapter 5 exactly as explained by the LFS book. There is only one
little change you have to
You're not *supposed* to be using package users in chapter 5. It's only
in chapter 6. The only package installed using package users so far
should be glibc.
Why glibc only?! What about Linux Libc headers and Man pages - the hint
recommends to install them using PU?
--
Angel Tsankov wrote:
You're not *supposed* to be using package users in chapter 5. It's
only in chapter 6. The only package installed using package users so
far should be glibc.
Why glibc only?! What about Linux Libc headers and Man pages - the hint
recommends to install them using PU?
On Wednesday 30 August 2006 21:43, yogesh prabhu wrote:
Thanks for ur reply...
As per the earlier mail of Pavlov (PV)
the output i got is listed below
...
Seems OK for me. I don't see a problem here.
Just a note, I asked you to run ls -ld / but you run ls -l /. You
gave me the contents
Chris Staub wrote:
Chris Staub wrote:
You're not *supposed* to be using package users in chapter 5. It's only in
chapter 6. The only package installed using package users so far should be
glibc.
From the hint:
Build Chapter 5 exactly as explained by the LFS book. There is only one
little
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