In the Preface, Rationale for Packages in the Book, it explains
the rationale for PCRE but PCRE is not listed in 3.2 All Packages.
I'm assuming the PCRE reference is just left over from a previous
iteration of the book, is that correct?
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* piper.g...@gmail.com (Dec 28, 2010 @ 13:23-0500):
In section 6.2.1 we create a couple of device nodes: a console device,
and a null device.
Then in the following section we mount /dev of the host platform to be
mirrored at $LFS/dev.
What's the point of creating the 2 devices in section
* jfharri...@fedex.com (Nov 03, 2010 @ 10:58-0600):
I've mostly followed the development book and added an initrd and BSD
style init scripts. My problem is that output from the rc scripts is
not echoed to the console during boot. I do get kernel messages on
the console though. I know the rc
(disclaimer - I'm not using a standard build so I understand if no one
can help me.)
I've mostly followed the development book and added an initrd and BSD
style init scripts. My problem is that output from the rc scripts is
not echoed to the console during boot. I do get kernel messages on
the
* beesn...@grm.net (Sep 12, 2009 @ 15:31-0500):
The problem I'm having is this. Some packages are *.tar.gz and others
are *.tar.bz2. I thought it would be easy to test for this and then
invoke tar with the appropriate command line parametes, but I can't get
it to work.
I don't know about
* Darcy Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I've looked over the kernel documentation, and haven't found anything
explicit above turning off the screen blanker. It is a problem because the
links browser doesn't restore the screen properly in vesafb graphics mode
after hitting a key to exit screen
* Galaxy Travel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I deleted the headers on mistake, Now I tryed to reinstall the headers and
it looks like it wont let me, So do I have to reinstall everything again?
I'm assuming you're using the newer 'make headers_install' method
because I ran into the same problem.
* To lfs-support@linuxfromscratch.org [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
* Galaxy Travel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I deleted the headers on mistake, Now I tryed to reinstall the headers and
it looks like it wont let me, So do I have to reinstall everything again?
I'm assuming you're using the newer 'make
* Dan Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On 2/8/07, John Harrigan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
* Galaxy Travel [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
I deleted the headers on mistake, Now I tryed to reinstall the headers and
it looks like it wont let me, So do I have to reinstall everything again?
I'm assuming
* Ken Moffat [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
You shouldn't install the headers from an upgraded kernel. Ever.
The headers should always be what you used when compiling glibc.
I didn't know that, thanks. Is this worth mentioning in the
Upgrade Issues section of chapter six (6.3.1 in the development
* Jorge Almeida [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Mon, 5 Feb 2007, bojster wrote:
Jorge Almeida wrote:
After exiting less or man in other distributions, the screen appears as
before, i. e, I see $ less foo. It is not so with [my ] LFS: the
visible part of the foo document remains visible in
* Darcy Roberts [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
How do I stop udev from outputting messages to the console? IE when I insert
a CF or USB flash device, a bunch of annoying messages shows up on my text
console. I've looked in udev.conf, but cannot see anything jumping out at
me.
You can use setterm
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