personally, i found it easier to just leave the machine turned on in a
quiet corner, rather than go through re-mounting/chroot each time i want
to work on it. i tend to find it serves as a little
reminder/motivation too, and it means you can set off the huge compiles
and leave the machine
Rumor has it that thorsten may have mentioned these words:
personally, i found it easier to just leave the machine turned on in a
quiet corner, rather than go through re-mounting/chroot each time i want
to work on it. i tend to find it serves as a little reminder/motivation
too, and it
Hi all,
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?
Best Regards,
Srinath Madhavan
Free as in Freedom. May the source be with you!
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
