Hello everyone,
I still haven't done chapter 6 of the book but in preparation, I tried
to test a git kernel (v3.3.0-rc2) along with the git sources of the
nouveau driver for my nvidia card according to the instructions there:
http://nouveau.freedesktop.org/wiki/InstallDRM (section 1.2 in
Le lundi 30 janvier 2012 à 22:47 -0500, rafe_b a écrit :
Hi Bruce, I'm trying desperately to understand.
I did read Sec. 5.3 carefully -- I printed it out and
read it prior to doing any builds -- but the subsequent
build steps don't seem to line up. The tree that
I have is:
Secondly, there was no 'gcc-4.x.x' directory
created from the three un-tar operations in my
case (from the V.7.0 LFS commands.)
there are 4 untar operation, gcc-4.6.1, mpfr, gmp and mpc.
you have to untar gcc-4.6.1 first with:
tar xjvf gcc-4.6.1.tar.bz2
the book assume that you unpacked
Hello everyone,
I just started building up LFS-SVN (my distro is very recent) and I've
set up /etc/fstab with default options such like this:
/dev/sda3 /mnt/lfsext4default 0 1
/dev/sda1 /mnt/lfs/boot ext3default 0 1
/dev/sda4
/dev/sda3 /mnt/lfsext4default 0 1
/dev/sda1 /mnt/lfs/boot ext3default 0 1
/dev/sda4 /mnt/lfs/home ext4noatime 0 1
but the partitions didn't mount with these option
EXT4-fs (sda3): Unrecognized mount
Hello everyone,
My current system run windows xp 32 bit in virtualisation with
virtualbox. unfortunately, my processor (amd athlon x2 socket 939)
doesn't include any extension to accelerate virtualisation and thus, I
can't run linux-kvm but I'd like to know if there are virtualisation
Good night,
I did chapter 5 (not scripted); it went smoothly without failures.
testsuites takes a while. chapter 6 will take longer but will happen
during the week (starting from tuesday).
Alain
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Wish me luck or insanity!
sound like me who will be trying out llvm/clang to compile LFS. Turn out
that I recently discovered I need a multilib system in order to run
virtualbox, sigh
Alain (also insane).
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Thank You Andy. I've been reading and trying things all night... Mostly
because I thought I WENT CRAZY selecting options in the kernel... I
though there was no way I missed a simple network driver...
But I did - I missed a WHOLE category PAGE of them! LOL - So I'm
waiting
for a new kernel
Hello Everyone,
Tonight, after having maxed the ram out of my computer (4GB
ddr-400, I received my ram from amazon this morning), I set out to install
Gentoo in order to build LFS in 64 bit with the clang/LLVM 3.0 compiler
system. I will try out Jason's scripts and will likely do
Guess I overlooked The LiveCD cannot be used to build LFS 7.0 or
later.
So what liveCD should I use then?
There's the gentoo live dvd available at the bottom of this page:
http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/where.xml
it has current up-to-date tools to build LFS.
Alain
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hd0,msdos1(LFS-7.0),2(swap),3(home).
^^
Could it be that the partition is FAT32 instead of ext(2,3,4)?
Alain
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It should be really simple, and it's stunning that this doesn't exist.
And
So what exactly was the answer, because there isn't one in the reply.
Do you have a reading comprehension problem?
You asked for a step by step guide, LFS is one.
You asked for a script giving reproducible result.
Which livedvd? Gentoo?
Alain
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[mailto:lfs-support-boun...@linuxfromscratch.org] De la part de Bill
Cunningham
Envoyé : 30 juillet 2011 18:50
À : lfs-support@linuxfromscratch.org
Objet : livedvd
This is just too much
On my host system? Oh no. The kernel that comes with RH9. 2.4.20-6. A
redhat version of a 2.4 kernel. I would just install the latest gentoo but
it's about as difficult if not more so than lfs. I have the minimal ISO and
have to go online and download a couple of files and use nano. RH9
Bill,
Do you have a dvd burner in that machine? How about trying a recent
livedvd to build LFS instead of using RH9 which is quite old?
In my case, I will use the gentoo livedvd and I verified that it contain
recent version of all the utilities needed to compile LFS (it does) and is
Bill,
Do you have a dvd burner in that machine? How about trying a recent
livedvd to build LFS instead of using RH9 which is quite old?
In my case, I will use the gentoo livedvd and I verified that it contain
recent version of all the utilities needed to compile LFS (it does) and is
Hello everyone,
I am currently downloading a gentoo amd64 livedvd for my system as
well as taking notes regarding how I'll build my installation of LFS and I
am not sure about the CFLAGS I will use to build it. Here's the flags I've
chosen after reviewing the
Maybe. But for a first build, we recommend not setting CFLAGS at all
unless specified in the book. Use the developer's defaults. They
understand the software better than you (or we) do. Optimization rarely
makes a discernible difference.
I agree. The only difference I've ever noticed
well, to bypass the bootscripts you could use
root=/bin/bash, which gives you a bash prompt.
it'll tell you if it got that far or not.
isn't it init=/bin/bash?
I had to do it so many time to fix /etc/fstab under gentoo 32 bit (which uses
/dev/hd* for pata while my custom kernel use
Hello Everyone,
I looked at the archive up to last year (july 2010) to find out if a
gentoo live cd as well as a gentoo stage 3 tarball could be used to install
LFS but I haven't found anything yet, so, is there someone here who used
these combination of package to install LFS?
Thanks
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