martin welsh wrote:
Download address apparently no longer functional.
Will less-416 be a suitable substitute?
Don't forget all packages (should) be in the lfs ftp repo too!
ftp://ftp.lfs-matrix.net/pub/lfs/conglomeration/less
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/download.html#ftp
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Michiel Faber wrote:
Hello,
The first command in chapter 6.37.1 of lfs 6.1.1 is:
tar -xvf ../bash-doc-3.0.tar.gz
however the package i downloaded from a mirror ftp-server is named
bash-doc-3.0.tar.bz2 and not *.gz
The command should thus be:
tar -xjvf ../bash-doc-3.0.tar.bz2
Not a big
laurent waro wrote:
line whith mount, it says to me that /tools/bin/mount does not exist.
You can try rebuilding util-linux, but likely:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html#any-no-such-file
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FAQ:
Thomas Görblich wrote:
Since you specified there that Posting messages from these methods is
disabled, I just wanted to add that it seems be possible to reply via
news reader. But you have to go through a gmane authorization first,
once for every news group (http://gmane.org/post.php). In
Nikolai wrote:
I was planning to use Gentoo's one because it is a LOT smaller than
LFS's one... 50 MB versus 350 MB.
Yes, it is smaller, but if it doesn't have the tools to build lfs...
Also the LFS LiveCD contains 150MB worth of source packages, the LFS
book, various automation tools
Dan Nicholson wrote:
However, you can still use a news reader to read the mailing lists.
They're just hosted at Gmane now.
http://gmane.org/find.php?list=lfs
I just added this link to the mailing list page on the LFS website,
since I couldn't find this documented elsewhere besides in emails
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
when cd into /etc
i cant find clock
how to create clock please?
i think that might cause the problem?
How about reading the book?
There is a whole page on it:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/stable/chapter07/setclock.html
We shouldn't really need to feed
Howard wrote:
After the lfslivecd-x86-6.1.1-3 failures, I was able to get a 6,2-pre3
burned and it is booting on the laptop!
Cool, good. :)
Resolution is too big though. Messed with my eyes too!
It is easy enough to change it in XFCE as well. Right-click the
desktop, settings menu and
Niki Kovacs wrote:
The subject says it all. What are the minimal requirements for using the
LiveCD?
In my testing, the LiveCD requires at a minimum 48MB ram to just boot to
console. To be useful, at least 128MB is recommended. As soon as you
boot, you can partition, mount a swap
yu Qiang wrote:
book version 6.1 pre 2
*Why* are you using 6.1 and why a pre-release? If you are going to use
Fedora 4 for a host, it would be a much better idea to use LFS 6.1.1.
In that version, this issue is fixed. You need a patch to build
binutils-2.15.94.0.2.2 with gcc 4+. You
Chandan M. C. wrote:
Im building LFS over Debian as a hsot system...
On make of binutils-build (chapter 5.1) , I got the following error
undefined reference to `yyparse'
Try searching the archives first. This exact question was asked and
answered today.
://www.linuxfromscratch.org/livecd/download.html
All mirrors have synced.
Thank you to Steve Prior, Bobby Black and others in the LFS community
for testing the beta versions and for reporting errors.
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At the time this announcement was sent, not all mirrors have synced.
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Steve Prior wrote:
This is great news. Any idea how soon we'll see an ALFS profile as
well as a 6.1.1 LiveCD (I hope both are in the works...)?
LiveCD is waiting for the ALFS profile and then we can do a final
build. Probably will be done by tomorrow morning or noon.
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ChasJTurner wrote:
Hi!
I have finally decided to jump off the cliff and build lfs (my Knees
have been shaking for months leading up to this) using
lfs-packages-6.1.1.tar, and the LFS-BOOK-6.1.pdf.
That is your problem right there. There is a 6.1 tarball for the 6.1
book. The
on this one. Please
report problems to the LiveCD mailing list. Thank you.
To download the new LiveCD, visit the LFS LiveCD download page:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/livecd/download.html
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geoff wrote:
I downloaded a source archive from http://ftp.gnu.org/gnu/bison and all was
well.
Can't find anything on Bugzilla. Is there some sublety I'm missing here?
Thanks for the report. That is absolutely strange and no idea how that
happened. For gnu packages I always download from
Christopher Reimer wrote:
Greetings,
Hi
I'm starting out with an old Pentium 100MHz/40MB/20GB (a Fujitsu drive
with Ontrack overlay software) laptop
I built a LFS system on a similar system about 3 years ago (LFS 3.3 if I
remember correctly) and it wasn't an enjoyable experience. It
Joseph Quigley wrote:
I'm trying to make that link from / to $LFS/tools as root and I get this error:
ln :'//tools': file exists
$LFS isn't set.
Oh, one other thing? Won't this overwrite / ?
No, it puts a link in the root directory, meaning /tools.
Justin
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Matthew Burgess wrote:
This is exactly the type of response that folks, unfortunately, have
to deal with in #lfs-support in IRC.
I am sorry, but please don't spread more rumors about things being bad
on IRC. I hear this on the lists every once in a while, but I find that
the LFS IRC is not
Srinath M wrote:
I think it might be what Andrew says or simply, my drive lens or some
component is not cooperating. I checked the specs on the cdrom. For my
Thinkpad 390X, 'crn-8241b-(sm)' is the model/unit number or whatever
for the CDROM hardware.
How much memory do you have? You can
Srinath M wrote:
No luck :(
Can I post the output of dmesg here?
:( Sure, or you can post as an attachment bzipped.
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Srinath M wrote:
I'm about to start a clean LFS procedure in a few hours on mt IBM
THinkpad 390x (500 MHz PIII, 128MB RAM, 10 GB HDD) using the live CD.
How long do you think it will take to cover just the entire LFS book?
I just finished a similar system. If you are doing the book by hand,
Srinath M wrote:
Hi Justin,
That was fast. Thanks. However, I cannot afford more than 4-6 hours at
a stretch. Is it possible to do the installation in parts. Can I can
turn the machine off, boot using the live CD again the next day and
continue where I left off?
Yes. Of course when you
杨炳麟 wrote:
Hello all!
This is my first build lfs by refer to LFS BOOK 6.0.
I use FC4 as host system.
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html#what-dist
FC4 and other gcc-4.x host systems are currently not supported and will
cause problems with the current build. Please try using a
g. chinnery wrote:
I then went looking for the Tarballs and couldn't find them.
The /etc/issue file (which gives you the informational text on all
terminals when you start from the livecd) states:
All the source packages you will need to build an LFS system are located
in /sources and you
://www.linuxfromscratch.org/patches/lfs/6.0/
The patches may apply, but the patches were written for the 6.0
versions. We cannot make any guarantees that they will apply cleanly
and/or cause compilation problems.
If you want the 6.1 (testing) packages, please just build testing.
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