On 03/01/2013 08:15 PM, Baho Utot wrote:
FYI - For those that may be interested.
I have just finished my current project, building LFS using the RPM
package manager.
It builds the LFS tool chain from bash scripts, then RPM is build and
installed into /tools,
which I then use to build
On 01/30/2013 06:50 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Yusuf Yılmaz wrote:
gawk already installed. i think the problem on chroot system. cause on the
host system:
export test=asd
echo $(test)
runs success but on chroot lfs system
it gives this error:
root:/# export test=asd
root:/# echo $(test)
On 09/06/2012 06:51 AM, Baho Utot wrote:
On 09/05/2012 11:26 PM, DJ Lucas wrote:
On 08/24/2012 10:35 AM, Baho Utot wrote:
I have successfully packaged LFS-6.8 using pacman from arch linux.
Here is the link if anyone is interested and wants to have a look.
https://github.com/baho-utot/LFS
other changes for my own taste. I've not worked with Pacman yet,
though I had intended to replace my aging homebrew packaging system for
some time now...seems as good a time as any. Will let you know how it
turns out when completed.
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utilities pam
configuration. I'll try and get a look at it Wed night or so (maybe even
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/bash in LILO). Yes, I had to review 1.0 (which
I never completed) to remember exactly how it was done.
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binaries are kept indefinitely. I've even
once delved into RPM, wrote a bunch of helper scripts to make it easier,
but in the end, it was just a bit too unintuitive (??) for my taste.
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://github.com/Evervolv
http://wiki.evervolv.com/index.php/Main_Page
irc://irc.freenode.net/#evervolv
Hope that gets you going in the right direction.
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IDK, I used the Gentoo Live DVD for a bare metal install the other
day...it works out of the box without any tweaks.
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a copy of the output.
Seen this a few times over the past couple of months with various causes.
Double check that both the date and time are set correctly.
If not that, then perhaps this:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/pipermail/lfs-support/2010-December/040001.html
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it sounds possible that grub thinks that /dev/sda has no
partitions on it. Maybe double check that all of the virtual file
systems (/sys /proc /dev{,shm,pts}) are mounted, but that could be a
wild goose chase given what little info you've provided.
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are receiving) if you've
incorrectly partitioned your drive. BTW, is this possibly in a VM?
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As to your problem, did you build the driver into the kernel or as a
module? If the interface worked in the host system, please boot into
your host system and post the output of lspci and lsmod.
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That removes /usr/local/include form the search path.
I do know what --prefix=/tools is about
I am good to go with gcc or did I make a mess?
Unless you are doing something that is not consistent with the book, for
whatever reason, you are good.
Comments/help/flames/etc welcome.
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Moved to LFS-Dev.
On 07/17/2011 07:57 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
DJ Lucas wrote:
On 07/17/2011 02:51 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
DJ Lucas wrote:
Actually, this check needs to be removed. It causes issues for the alsa
script and also setclock (if used to set hwclock when network goes down
in RL2
. Nothing outside of system software should ever put a
start link in 0 and 6 ensuring that the last few scripts are run last
(sendsignals, mountfs, and reboot/halt IIRC).
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On 07/17/2011 02:51 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
DJ Lucas wrote:
Actually, this check needs to be removed. It causes issues for the alsa
script and also setclock (if used to set hwclock when network goes down
in RL2).
Wouldn't this be just as easy as creating symlinks S50setclock in rc0
and rc6
more vocal about the negatives. At any rate, things will
settle down soon enough, but hopefully not *too* soon. :-)
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read that last paragraph.
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2 Quad 2.83 GHz
RAM : 2GB*
Being on a 64bit processor, you should probably use the x86_64 Live CD.
You can probably get the 32bit CD to work using non-smp kernel with
noacpi or other options, but the resultant LFS build will be 32bit as well.
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On 05/02/2011 10:54 AM, Graham Beck wrote:
... and I've just found the 'rm -f libexpect5.45.so' line above that
DJ Lucas mentioned was needed. So here's the necessary output:
rm -f libexpect5.45.so
i686-lfs-linux-gnu-gcc -B/tools/lib/ -shared -pipe -O2
snip
Sorry no response until now, I
5 of those lines for
somebody to make more than a guess about the cause of the issue.
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personally use a value of 3, but some people might not like that. I
also run sysctl immediately after mountkernfs runs but IIRC, there were
some cases where the setting didn't take on really old hardware.
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On 04/17/2011 03:34 AM, Simon Geard wrote:
On Sun, 2011-04-17 at 00:26 -0500, DJ Lucas wrote:
Ahh...lightbulb. This is why we currently have the udev-retry in our
bootscripts. Are the ids files accessed directly by external programs or
by the utility libraries/programs? Provide a common
On 04/17/2011 01:31 PM, DJ Lucas wrote:
Anyway, udev starts 4th in the startup scripts, it runs across a uevent
that uses a rule found in /usr, and it fails to create the device node.
Errit creates the device node, but fails to run whatever program in
/usr that is required to make
its age, the
comments about not wanting to support a remote /usr are easily moved to
the trash can in my mailbox without any need for entertaining cheese,
whine, or lazy developers. Sorry if you feel that is harsh, but it is my
honest opinion on the situation.
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On 04/16/2011 05:04 PM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
DJ Lucas wrote:
On 04/14/2011 02:55 AM, Simon Geard wrote:
Yes, there's been a bit of discussion of this among the distributions of
late. Here's a couple of the links I've read on the subject...
http://freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/separate
On 04/16/2011 08:55 PM, Simon Geard wrote:
On Sat, 2011-04-16 at 13:29 -0500, DJ Lucas wrote:
On 04/13/2011 09:04 PM, Mike McCarty wrote:
There is an incompatibility with using udev and /usr being a
separate file system, which users of LFS need to be aware of.
It is presently not possible
are pointed out in a quick perusal of the tutorial.
Also of use (regarding sed at least) is this site:
http://sed.sourceforge.net/grabbag/tutorials/
I've used quite a few of the one liners over the past 10 years or so. :)
HTH
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(and those are few and far between). Nothing really lost here, and a
small gain in efficiency. The old race car bit fits nicely here: don't
look for 1 place to loose 100 pounds; look for 100 places to loose 1
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files are needed prior to using automagic on the proto packages.
Since this will rarely be needed, in fact I cannot recall a time that it
ever has, I've reverted the change which actually broke the book.
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as we don't necessarily want all of the patches).
Don't know if that is still there or not. Haven't checked out Libre
since Go-oo was rolled into it. It may not be necessary to maintain a
particular patchset any longer.
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Go-OO merge. I already have a BLFS profile made-up for go-oo-3.2.1.4. If
the BLFS profile proves well in broader testing, I'll try and have it
maintained upstream for LibreOffice-3.3.1.
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with. Please keep this in mind in the future.
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questions out of the way.
[...@name25 ~]# cat blahblahblah.sh
#!/bin/bash
# Begin ~/blahblahblah.sh
echo blah blah blah
# End ~/blahblahblah.sh
[...@name25 ~]# ls -l blahblahblah.sh
-rwxr-xr-x 1 dj dj 85 2009-04-14 22:09 blahblahblah.sh
[...@name25 ~]#
Again, HTH.
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in
quotes. ex: `sysctl -w kernel.printk=4 4 1 7`
I no longer have the problem, so thank you DJ Lucas. But after reading
the manual pages and the linux-2.6.27.4/Documentation/sysct/kernel.txt
file, I'm left with more questions :(
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: How can I catch this message and suppress it properly?
'man sysctl' should point you in the right direction, but the quick
answer is:
echo kernel.printk=3 /etc/sysctl.conf
HTH
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look at others' docs/scripts yet. Now BLFS is tens of times more
interesting (read complicated), but it could get there with a little effort.
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been many in
the past.
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it as
~/config-2.6.22.5. Then blow away the 2.6.22.5 directory and extract
the 2.6.27.something sources. Then cp ~/config-2.6.22.5 .config and
then makeoldconfig.
IIRC 2.6.27.5 made libata 'stable'. I hope I have the version correct,
but that was why I suggested 2.6.27.4 as was in the book.
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PATH from
inside the chroot environment, and running ldconfig again, and then
review what is in /etc/profile, ~/.bash_profile, and ~/.bashrc for errors.
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Ralph Porter wrote:
I have an hunch that if you go back to 2.6.27.4, disable experimental
drivers, and rebuild, this will probably disappear, the suspect being
libata.
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thank DJ, thats what I was thinking also since I did not have to
configure anything to compile the kernel
unable to mount root fs on unkonw block (2,0)
OK
I have an hunch that if you go back to 2.6.27.4, disable experimental
drivers, and rebuild, this will probably disappear, the suspect being
libata.
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what tst-cpuclock2 is. What is the host
system's kernel version and additions? Try running the test manually
and Google for the results (or post here), see if that sheds some light.
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if you do 'sudo useradd lfs'? Assuming
those were errors and not that I just misinterpreted the problem, is SE
enabled? I haven't heard of SE causing problems yet, but I'd disable or
at least set to permissive.
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good comments in the /etc/sudoers file. I don't know about
Fedora, but the needed change is available on the BLFS sudo page:
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system? Maybe that'll give
somebody's memory a little jog.
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before asking for help.
My system processor
model name: Intel Celeron CPU 1.80 GHz or = to pentium4
Thanks for any help
Ray Hogaboom
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years down the road, you won't want to receive messages about it
missing. :-)
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of something like 'make {target}', use
'make {target} 21 | tee ../glibc-compile.log'
HTH
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Gordon Schumacher wrote:
DJ Lucas wrote:
No. I suggest we fix this once and for all and use unionfs
No I didn't! ;-)
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3. make a list of updated files from previous logs (next time around use
this list of updated files to archive the updated files as step 3).
4. Tar up everything that is installed except the typical updates to
files that are dynamic (see step 2 in Option A above if unsure).
HTH
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there, and be very conscious of any
configure output for missing deps. That said, your build should be
LFS-6.4 Final minus a couple of locales for test suite coverage IIRC.
Good luck, and congrats!
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, devs would be having a heck of a time, as even automated,
we build by extracting the book's commands verbatim.
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the tarball and enter the
newly created directory before executing any of the book commands.
Good luck and most importantly, as frustrating as it can be getting
started, have fun. It's all worth it when you see it boot *your* LFS
the first time.
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years of building LFS, this stuff is kind of second
nature...the finer details can easily get lost without a new set of eyes
on it. When you get your head wrapped around it and get a few packages
in, if you would like to suggest updated text, we would very much
appreciate it.
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there, you
have a makefile to look at to see how that file was assembled, and then
the source code of the individual parts that went together to make that
file.
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on, and this is also how the big distros
do it.
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to
learn how the makefiles work too, and so, DESTDIR is a very good
suggestion for exercise.
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/whatever.
Simon.
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is drwxr-xr-x
...I have no idea why you cannot create a directory as root. That is
really messed up. Sorry. Hopefully somebody else has an idea.
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including the one off seds and patches for each group.
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DJ Lucas wrote:
There is a link a little further up the page in the
'Additional Files' section.
Err...'Additional Downloads' as Trent already mentioned.
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installed. :-) When I get around to finishing my packaging
scripts...
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, and more importantly,
how to troubleshoot _when_ it fouls up). LFS-7.0 will add some bits for
PM from the get go, however, the recommendation I think, will still be
to build without a PM for the first time.
Good luck and have fun.
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Ken Moffat wrote:
On Sun, Nov 09, 2008 at 05:09:06PM -0600, DJ Lucas wrote:
I assume from your comments above that you use something akin to
install-log.
I don't think I do - for system builds I just touch a file, do the
install, then find what is newer than the file (I don't ever
(as many people use package
management). On each sectional page, there is a wiki link that contains
the commands necessary to build the entire section with a for in do loop.
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GMail wrote:
Finally...
This monster that has been eating my time and patience is up.
IPL'd my version of LFS at 20:00...woohoo.
Congrats!
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for everything. Take a look at the ipv4 script in
/etc/sysconfig/network-devices/services directory for the common use
examples. Or see net-tools (which is where ifconfig comes from):
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the
mentioned patch (or similar). BROKEN_COMPOSE was removed from
lfs-bootscripts only a few days ago.
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the necessary kernel headers in the distribution
tarball and provide a runtime check of the kernel for the necessary
feature(s). I'm not certain if this is still current practice, and
would appreciate a confirmation on that.
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, either run it once in KDE, or do
this:
mkdir ~/.kde/socket-name1/
Might be a little more to it, but it's something along those lines.
HTH
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/network-devices/ifconfig.eth0 \
/etc/sysconfig/network-devices/ifconfig.Intel
/etc/rc.d/init.d/network start
==
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is flawlessly though. Any
ideas?
None ATM. I do not see this issue. What version of LFS, or better what
glibc, gcc, jdk, and wether using native file picker? Which patches
were used and where did they come from?
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of much, or may be ok...I really
don't know much about them.
TIA.
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made the LFS scripts nice and easy to read.
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it to use /bin/sh.
Maybe that'll help, maybe not. If not, please post /etc/inittab, and ls
-l /etc/rc.d/init.d/ and /etc/sysconfig/ .
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lfs-chat@linuxfromscratch.org please.
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people to trim their replies. :-) Give
the extension QuoteCollapse a try. http://quotecollapse.mozdev.org/
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the options dialog
box in the UI. Anyway, on with the testing. :-)
Thanks again.
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really know. I don't have a vfat to test with right now, but you
might want to mount it again from the host and take a look at the
directory structure. IIRC, case is not preserved if filenames have less
than 8 characters, but I could be wrong completely.
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Jeremy Utley wrote:
DJ Lucas wrote:
Okay, I need a bit of udev help. I want to write a rule to create a dvd
synlink.
I've always done the dvd symlink like this:
KERNEL=hdc, NAME=hdc, SYMLINK=dvd.
That should definately do it for you, always has for me.
-J-
Yes, should work
DJ Lucas wrote:
Jim Gifford wrote:
DJ, in udev there is a program called cdsymlinks, that can do this
already. BLFS is going to need a udev section to add this in from the
udev-xxx/extras directory along with it's configuration file.
That's perfect! Thanks!
Well, almost. I'd think
=/bin/grep 'DVD'
/proc/ide/%k/model, PROGRAM=/bin/grep 'write-only'
/proc/ide/%k/settings, NAME=%k, SYMLINK=dvdrw dvd
It is the first uncommented rule in the file and probably matches every
ide device in the system assuming it awarded only the second PROGRAM field.
TIA.
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