Josh wrote:
hda is my Windows XP, without which, i couldn't have joined this
mailing list or search for information online. I chose to completely
preserve the MBR (and all of my first hard drive) as it is my lifeline
if something goes wrong. The next task at hand is to figure out how to
2006/1/30, Alan Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
here's a couple of pointers that may (or may not) help...
Did you actually configure your fonts as explained in the subsequent
sections of the book Chapters 25 and 26?
Did I miss something?
Sorry - I meant the last two sections of Chapter
hi,
upon rebooting after completing the book, got the following screen lines
INIT Id 1 respawning too fase: disable for 5 minutes
INIT Id 2 respawning too fase: disable for 5 minutes
-
similarly up to
INIT Id 6 respawning too fase: disable for 5 minutes
no more processes left in this run
Hi all
I've got problems installing a software that require GTK+1.
It complains it doesn't find gdk-pixbuf-config. Indeed, I've not this tool.
How do I obtain this tool?
I installed GTK+2. As required I installed before GLib 2, Imlib2
Then I installed GTK+1 (and GLib 1, Imlib1)
I searched
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Betreff: first successful boot with GRUB floppy
Datum: Mon, 30 Jan 2006 19:44:16 -0800 (PST)
As the title states, I successfully booted my shiny new LFS-6.1.1
Luca Dionisi wrote these words on 01/31/06 08:16 CST:
I've got problems installing a software that require GTK+1.
It complains it doesn't find gdk-pixbuf-config. Indeed, I've not this tool.
How do I obtain this tool?
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/view/stable/gnome/gdkpixbuf.html
--- Alan Lord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You are really trying everyone's patience.
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i had checked and corrected those entries but upon reboot it still loops there.
But its funny thing is that out of 3 HD with numeric prefix in the etc/inittab,
those did not had that only one that was
i had checked and corrected those entries but upon reboot it still loops there.
But its funny thing is that out of 3 HD with numeric prefix in the etc/inittab,
those did not had that only one that was built with a PIII-450.
hence what is the correct step to take.
thanks
3 HD's with
Matt Darcy wrote these words on 01/31/06 09:28 CST:
http://redora.redhat.com
It looks like that dog in the old Jetsons cartoon typed this.
What was its name, Astro? :-)
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Randy McMurchy wrote:
Matt Darcy wrote these words on 01/31/06 09:28 CST:
http://redora.redhat.com
It looks like that dog in the old Jetsons cartoon typed this.
What was its name, Astro? :-)
Its the new distro - keep up Randy, don't you know anything
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Randy McMurchy wrote:
Matt Darcy wrote these words on 01/31/06 09:28 CST:
http://redora.redhat.com
It looks like that dog in the old Jetsons cartoon typed this.
What was its name, Astro? :-)
LOL
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Randy McMurchy wrote:
Matt Darcy wrote these words on 01/31/06 09:28 CST:
http://redora.redhat.com
It looks like that dog in the old Jetsons cartoon typed this.
What was its name, Astro? :-)
Ruh roh.
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--- Matt Darcy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
3 HD's with numeric prefix in /etc/inittab ??? what does that mean,
i worked throughout with 3 PCs thus have 3 HDD, and each have been done
according to the book, but as at now realised the typo error etered as for
6.56.2 cofiguring Sysvinit, the groupo
hi,
i got another situation here that the following messages appeared in the boot
process :-
starting system log daemon ...
nice: syslogd: no such file or directory
starting kernel log daemon
nice: klogd: no such file or directoty.
we had checked and the /etc/syslog.conf has been coded
mrdaniel wrote:
hi,
i got another situation here that the following messages appeared in the boot
process :-
starting system log daemon ...
nice: syslogd: no such file or directory
starting kernel log daemon
nice: klogd: no such file or directoty.
we had checked and the
:)
On 1/31/06, Matt Darcy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://redora.redhat.com
http://www.debian.org
http://www.suse.com
http://www.ubuntu.com
Why not www.microsoft.com and try to ask for support to them?
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On 1/30/06, Josh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hda is my Windows XP, without which, i couldn't have joined this
mailing list or search for information online. I chose to completely
preserve the MBR (and all of my first hard drive) as it is my lifeline
if something goes wrong. The next task at
--- Jeremy Huntwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before you ask another question here, please list what you steps
have
taken to find the answer to this problem yourself. Before *ever* you
post a request for help here, you should have at least used Google
to
search for an answer. As you may
On 1/31/06, mrdaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Chinese Lunar New Year for the urge to do one at least perfect LFS. but till
now not there yet. If you expert could lend a hand LFS sould be up and
running in perfection I believe in less than a normal working week. Doing
searches elsewhere only
--- Luca Dionisi [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Then, you don't need LFS. You can live easily and *productively*
with any recent linux distro.
Really. Try and you'll see.
ok, that's equivalent to the notion of mastering an art it may take as long as
3 years before one can come down from the
On 1/31/06, mrdaniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ok, that's equivalent to the notion of mastering an art it may take as long
as 3 years before one can come down from the mountain to deliver in the real
world.
IMHO 3 years is too much, one week is too few.
Regards
Luca
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mrdaniel wrote:
--- Jeremy Huntwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Before you ask another question here, please list what you steps
have
taken to find the answer to this problem yourself. Before *ever* you
post a request for help here, you should
mrdaniel wrote:
hi,
i got another situation here that the following messages appeared in the boot
process :-
starting system log daemon ...
nice: syslogd: no such file or directory
starting kernel log daemon
nice: klogd: no such file or directoty.
we had checked and the
--- Jeremy Huntwork [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
probably
missing some of the finer points in the book. When you encounter a
word
or phrase you're not familiar with, how do you work out its
meaning?
by experimetation.
for example the page for untaring had been misunderstood and a new
--- Ricardo Frydman Eureka! [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a non-English speaker too.
I think that LFS is not for everyone, I hope you understand what I
mean
You need some basic requirements to get it succesfully working:
+ some linux basis
have improved trying with LFS.
thanks for
hda is my Windows XP, without which, i couldn't have joined this
mailing list or search for information online. I chose to completely
preserve the MBR (and all of my first hard drive) as it is my lifeline
if something goes wrong. The next task at hand is to figure out how to
tweak the
@mr.danial
I have an advise for you even if the rest of them decide I'm crazy! As
you seem to be hell bent over LFS, get the livecd and use jhalfs or
nalfs. You don't need much config there and default works fine. Once
you get the system up and running, go for blfs and you'll get some
package
Subhash Chandra wrote:
@mr.danial
I have an advise for you even if the rest of them decide I'm crazy! As
you seem to be hell bent over LFS, get the livecd and use jhalfs or
nalfs. You don't need much config there and default works fine. Once
you get the system up and running, go for blfs and
I'm not going to mince words...this is the worst advice you can possibly
offer an LFS newbie.
I accept
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Well, I don't see a clfs-support list, and I don't feel confident enough to
comment on the book contents, so I'll crow here instead. Let me know if
there's a more appropriate place for these discussions.
Just finished my 64-bit build on my Dual Opteron! I followed the pure-64 build
plan from
--- Georg Schinnerl [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
then use the following command to write this bootsector into a file
dd if=/dev/hdb5 of=/root/boot.lnx bs=512 count=1
copy the file boot.lnx to your windows partition and add a line
similar to the following to your boot.ini
that's how i
Thanx John, we really appreciate the comments. The CLFS list is up as
cross-lfs, still awaiting gmane to sync up with it.
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