/etc/group*shadow
for the user logging in then things might be trick).
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On 02/03/10 23:33, xsystem wrote:
I cant not Access http://www.torproject.org/ and I cant not Access
facebook and even more . if i can Access http://www.torproject.org/ ，I
wiil do not send this email .
I rest my case..
bottoms up people lifes too short for this crap
bye:
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' for more details.
make[1]: *** [configure-target-libgcc] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/mnt/lfs/sources/6.6/gcc-build'
make: *** [all] Error 2
if your wanting to build an x86_64 look at clfs
there you choose if you want pure64 or multilib
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(as well as all other relevant cross compiling switches).
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On 02/03/10 22:03, xsystem wrote:
Who can give me a tor . Thanks !!!
well tor would be later down the line
i.g. probably in blfs.
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On 02/03/10 22:19, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
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On 02/03/10 20:25, brown wrap wrote:
Yesterday I thought I had made it through pass one. That was probably
because any of the compiles I made didn't require the tests being run.
So today I started off with pass 2, and the I think
On 02/03/10 22:33, xsystem wrote:
I can not download tor .
You can to me via gmail.
The best is the latest version of Official.
Thank you very much !!!
sure you can:
http://www.torproject.org/
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your supposed to unpackage(rename etc) the packages inside the source
of gcc, then gcc should automatically know what they are.
or(the long way) compile individually and when getting to gcc use the
--with-gmp/mpfr* switches.
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/libselinux.so is there causing
coreutils to enable all support for SELinux
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/downloads/stable/
Packages downloaded from wget list
LiveCD lfslivecd-x86_64-6.3-r2160
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does your home directory have the proper permissions?
i.g. chown name:name /home/name
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On 01/27/10 13:27, Andrew Benton wrote:
On 27/01/10 19:13, Justin P. Mattock wrote:
does your home directory have the proper permissions?
i.g. chown name:name /home/name
In LFS we compile in $LFS/sources which should have been chown lfs when
you created the user lfs
Andy
Oops..
I didn't
correctly
Preparing Virtual Kernel File Systems
Entering the Chroot Environment
yeah your right.. In this case
I just made sure the permissions are set
correctly so I don't have to build anything
as root.(only root command is make install);
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build disabling audit/SELinux)
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the header
files are there coreutils builds with SELinux support, but you'll just
never really use it(but if you decide the option is there).
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you should be fine.
over here I think I was hitting
some odd quirk(but could be wrong),
i.g. two iMac's both the same system yet one
gave a long pause during boot(you gots me!!)
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is a freshly installed Centos 5.4 server in a
virtualbox.com VM, all running under MAC Snow Leopard.
Any help is appreciated.
John Scott
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that rule might already be there
i.g. under /lib/udev/rules.d/*
also check in the source code
for this.
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that some packages will max out
your memory because they expand.
as for patch, sure. doo this
all the time on livecd's
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you don't have
ld installed(or have it in another location)
I think it's binutils that provides that.
(just look at the bottom of the tutorial
for the list of apps they provide) then
see if it goes through.
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you setup grub from the grub command
line is you had booted from a floppy, or a cd, or some other way.
I think that is a major function loss.
I usually do grub-setup
on the main partition /dev/sda
then on the os partition /dev/sda*
(still uncertain which it should be though).
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you can install those without internet.
just download everything, or use the livCD that
has all the packages on it.
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something like this similar. ended up
(in my case) being the dynamic linker i.g.
lib64 - lib
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in advanced to anyone who helps!
not sure, but do you have the development
packages install?
(object files are located in /usr/lib/*.o)
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Fairly certain I didn't, I followed the book religously (copy/paste
instructions).
I will of course check tonight.
I guess a good way of checking is the install verbosity.
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I've checked the tools directory that I backed up at the end of ch5
for sure whether they are supposed to be in /tools,
but...is there a specific reason you're asking? Are you getting errors?
are you sure you didn't install libop* unto your host system i.g.
DESTDIR=/some/location/otherthan/thehost
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the book, but then again was so anxious to get
the thing booted I skipped parts here and there.
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=).
I did follow the book, but then again was so anxious to get
the thing booted I skipped parts here and there.
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Fairly certain I didn't, I followed the book religously (copy/paste
instructions).
I will of course check tonight.
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this and what did you do resolve it?
Thanks David
I ended up using -m64 -march=core2 -mtune=core2
(for an imac)
not sure what you have, but here have a look to figure your
processor:
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/i386-and-x86_002d64-Options.html
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Dan McGhee wrote:
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I'm wondering if it's the dhclient-script i.g. had something similar
and it ended up being that.(threw in ubuntu's and bam internet).
Just to make sure--you're talking about the one in
/etc/sysconfing/network-devices/service right
.o
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(although there was discussion)
if you just want a quick transfer just:
tar -pczf some_name.tar.gz bin boot etc home (and the rest of dirs)
then unpack on the usb.
as for the 500 mb that's depending on what you as the builder decides.
keep in mind there probably is better ways of doing this.
Justin P
correct).
In any case I agree, it doesn't matter what the host system
is, as long as it supplies the right tools for you to get the job
done, or built correctly.(the lfs livecd is ideal because it supplies
all the tools, patches, packages etc...)
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that.example mplayer would do that
if I had the flags after ./configure but
before configure mplayer would go through.
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Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
I think I screwed up here, when building a pure64
I used ubuntu x86_64(which is multilib)
after compiling and building everything
I chrooted into the directory to build the kernel.
Im noticing I have some commands that work like mv, ls
dmesg
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
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I think I screwed up here, when building a pure64
I used ubuntu x86_64(which is multilib)
after compiling and building everything
I chrooted into the directory to build the kernel.
Im noticing I have some commands that work like mv, ls
dmesg
installed, as well as bison, flex
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Giorgio Gambino wrote:
*nothing to do :( the compilation makes the same output*..
*i'm thinking that may be a cpu compatibility problem.. is it possible?*
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Giorgio Gambino wrote:
*Thanks i've
the link to lib which gets
symlinked to lib64
(this is how ubuntu has it setup).
is there a way to adjust this, or should I start over
on a regular 686 and build a pure64 from there
so the linkers get directed to /lib without having
the multilib obstruction?
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Mike McCarty wrote:
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alright,
(didn't see that while doing a quick google).
There has to be something simple to do this.
I myself would like to create an .iso of what I created.
So If I blow up my system it a simple insert the livecd and
re-install, rather than
Mike McCarty wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
Cool, thanks for that.
Welcome.
The main problem I have right now
is if I use fedora or ubuntu, it just takes too long
to load up(about 10min). I'm looking for something that
Perhaps I didn't understand what you need
Mike McCarty wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
Cool, thanks for that.
Welcome.
The main problem I have right now
is if I use fedora or ubuntu, it just takes too long
to load up(about 10min). I'm looking for something that
Perhaps I didn't understand what you need
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
So after getting my timer out here are the results:
(livecd's)
fedora 11 x86_64 = 4:43
ubuntu karmic x86_64 = 3:49
Live CDs are always slow due to disk access time.
(systems on hard drive)
my home brwed LFS = 1:03
osx = 00
hmmm.
maybe /etc/grouppasswd isn't correct.
normal this type of error, from what I've experienced
is from not having the symlink.
(other than that not sure).
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Bruce Dubbs wrote:
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I like that idea, so you would have let's say 3 or 4 100mb
test runs setup for multi booting.
I like to use 10GB for the systems. 100MB is way too small. USe the 100MB
partition for /boot as you have below.
so a simple scheme
,
with a new fresh system in the /where directory
is there a way to adjust grub on the host system
to actually boot the new system, before moving the newly created
system to /
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cool, thanks for the info.
I'll have a look and see if I can do this.
Robert A. Lerche wrote:
There's an LFS hint describing how to boot LFS without requiring a
separate partition (i.e., in the same file system as another operating
system).
The trick is a special pre-init program that does
had a chance to try any of these
procedures out.(don't worry I will)
seems 2.6.31-rc6 is stuck during boot, spent most of the day
trying to locate the commit that causes this stuckage.
(seems to only affect x86_64, as my other system boots fine).
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quick question,
with a new fresh system in the /where directory
is there a way to adjust grub on the host system
to actually boot the new system, before moving the newly created
system to /
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quick question,
with a new fresh system in the /where directory
is there a way to adjust grub on the host system
to actually boot the new system, before moving the newly created
system to /
You don't give particulars but if you built
?
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Michael Tsang wrote:
On Tuesday 04 August 2009 14:06:59 Justin P. Mattock wrote:
Michael Tsang wrote:
On Monday 03 August 2009 20:04:16 Ken Moffat wrote:
2009/8/3 Justin P. Mattockjustinmatt...@gmail.com:
On x86_64, I use pure64. But then, I'm happy to use lilo
the partitions to get it to work properly).
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Michael Tsang wrote:
On Tuesday 04 August 2009 14:06:59 Justin P. Mattock wrote:
Michael Tsang wrote:
On Monday 03 August 2009 20:04:16 Ken Moffat wrote:
2009/8/3 Justin P. Mattockjustinmatt...@gmail.com:
On x86_64, I use pure64. But then, I'm happy to use lilo
oddities, Ill revert using it.
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have used x86_64-unkown-linux-gnu
or x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
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it to the xserver etc..
As for the build should I have used x86_64-unkown-linux-gnu
or x86_64-pc-linux-gnu
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to load the O.S.
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an x86_64 system
(need to find the right cflags and such).
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Bruce Dubbs wrote:
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Justin,
Trim your posts to the minimum needed to reply.
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Alright.
(posting on lkml teaches me to do this)
I'll write a post-it note so I don't do this for
LFS.
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khaled gouaich wrote:
Hi Mike,
Thanks for the advice. I'll look for more informations about
making LiveCD.
If you get some time, please
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Smartboy wrote:
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version, it
WFM on newer hosts.
William
I'm guessing /bin/sh is not present.
under the instructions it says to create a symlink:
ln -fs /bin/sh bash or /bin/bash sh
(can't remember which way it goes).
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the development version, it
WFM on newer hosts.
William
I'm guessing /bin/sh is not present.
under the instructions it says to create a symlink:
ln -fs /bin/sh bash or /bin/bash sh
(can't remember which way it goes).
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is not present.
under the instructions it says to create a symlink:
ln -fs /bin/sh bash or /bin/bash sh
(can't remember which way it goes).
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never, ever compile with sudo(golden rule)..
as for this type of error, experience something similar with the xserver
ended I needed to use sh ./autogen.sh to set it right before compiling.
(but this might not be the case for you).
hope this helps.
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with .init_array/.fini_array support.
But when it comes to personale preference, some people still enjoy building
kernel 2.4.* and having older packages.
(up to you).
:^)
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Any ideas on why ctl+alt+del doesn't shutdown my machine?
the inittab I copied was from 6.54.3
which has the entry there, but when exiting
the xserver and issuing those commands, I have
no movement.(also my user name is in shutdown.allow
testing goes. A nice
TODO for the testers might free up some some developer resources to
concentrate on the more advanced patching.
Gnome is cool to build, didn't like building
apache ant though.(seemed broken at the time).
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Any ideas on why ctl+alt+del doesn't shutdown my machine?
the inittab I copied was from 6.54.3
which has the entry there, but when exiting
the xserver and issuing those commands, I have
no movement.(also my user name is in shutdown.allow)
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Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
Any ideas on why ctl+alt+del doesn't shutdown my machine?
the inittab I copied was from 6.54.3
which has the entry there, but when exiting
the xserver and issuing those commands, I have
no movement.(also my user name is in shutdown.allow
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
Any ideas on why ctl+alt+del doesn't shutdown my machine?
the inittab I copied was from 6.54.3
which has the entry there, but when exiting
the xserver and issuing those commands, I have
no movement.(also my user name is in shutdown.allow
none /mnt/
mount --bind /dev /mnt/dev
before being able to have
a successful build, and setup of grub2.
Keep in mind I haven't tried the chroot procedure in the book,
nor the regular grub.
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be anywhere.
Section 5.3, the last note labeled 'Important' says 'a cd into the created
directory should be performed.'
-- Bruce
I never really followed the book word by word,
I ended up just making a /dir in my home directory
and started to fill it up with what I wanted.
Justin P
directory `/sources/file-4.26/magic'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/sources/file-4.26'
make: *** [all] Error 2
Cheers.
Tom
Something to do with the file magic
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pvg
Op 16-jul-09, om 21:41 heeft Justin P. Mattock het volgende geschreven:
Pol Vangheluwe wrote:
But why is it using /lib/libc.so.6 (from the original distribution)
instead of /lfs/tools/lib/libc.so.6?
pvg
Op 16-jul-09, om 16:11 heeft Justin P. Mattock het volgende
601…)
I didn't use particular CFLAGS for my hardware.
I still suspect a problem with mixed-up search paths…
pvg
Op 18-jul-09, om 21:54 heeft Justin P. Mattock het volgende geschreven:
Pol Vangheluwe wrote:
I was maybe not clear enough: I am not yet at chapter 6. I am doing
section 5.12
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
Justin P. Mattock wrote:
[Lots o fdeleted stuff]
30 hours(sh^t) that's too long..
As for 6.4 I can't even find that one,
I ended up following this:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/development/
there you have libc 2.10, gcc 4.4.*(seems more up-to-date
/bin/ln
(…)
pvg
Not sure what might be happening, but
when looking at the web site it suggests that you
build libc in a chroot environment.
(my guess is the above error is due to maybe an older/newer
version clash).
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/bin/ln
(…)
pvg
oops, after sending I realized you were not building
libc but gcc,(it early morning here).
The compiler is looking for glibc-2.2.4
So it can finish with compiling.
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Pol Vangheluwe wrote:
But why is it using /lib/libc.so.6 (from the original distribution)
instead of /lfs/tools/lib/libc.so.6?
pvg
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Pol Vangheluwe wrote:
I am trying to install LFS, edition 6.4 on an Apple PowerPC
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you need the coreutils package.
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system you probably have
libselinux(and so forth), I recommend to go ahead and
building everything with SELiux support,
then, at the end of the day if you decide to add a policy
you do, if not then you don't. (at least the system has a security
infrastructure).
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was f^*~d up along the way.
in any case (lazy approach) do an make -i
(what are you going to use chcon for anyways!!)
or load the updated headers for coreutils to compile properly.
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With your host system you probably have
libselinux(and so forth), I recommend to go ahead and
building everything with SELiux support,
then, at the end of the day if you decide to add a policy
you do, if not then you don't. (at least
to a system
have all of the SELinux infrastructure compiled in it.
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Hey alright!!
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partition(too lazy to mknod)
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gcc(or use the hosts systems gmp/mpfr i.g. apt-get
install
*
if your on debian/ubuntu).
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and start locking down your system.
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/ca/internetexplorer/
Althrought this is unleated, I ROFL'D at the above line. I don't think
Yahoo knows that this is a Linux mailing list...
William
I was wondering were/what that was.
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sure all other
apps/libs
that give
an SElinux switch are turned on. Then once thats done
grab refpolicy
and start locking down your system.
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mpfr and gmp need to be built and installed before compiling
gcc(or use the hosts systems gmp/mpfr i.g. apt-get install *
if your on debian/ubuntu).
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, you probably will need those.
(but could be wrong)
As for compiling mpfr/gmp, Ive heard about putting those
into the gcc source tree, but never did that approach
I just compiled separately and then told gcc where they are
located.
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else experience this? Any solutions?
update your kernel, or add this commit:
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-2.6.git;a=commit;h=d15bd1067b1fcb2b7250d22bc0c7c7fea0b759f7
regards,
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