Mikie wrote:
>> Then you need to rm -rf /tools/*, go back to the part where you create
>> the lfs user and its environment, and do everything from that point on.
>
> What is the difference using another user and substituting that username
> elsewhere in the book?
> Is the LFS user hardcoded in t
Robert C. Hansen wrote:
[...]
> notes on logdir
> 1. DO NOT make logdir executable ( invoke by . or source )
AFAIK, "execute" access for directories has to do with whether
one can "cd" or access to the directory, not whether files within
it may be executed.
Mike
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Felipe Sá wrote:
> Still, I don't understand what specifically was determinant for this
> result: the fact that I used --disable-multilib in GCC configure or the
> fact that my host system was an Ubuntu 9.10 64bit.
Using a 64bit host determines that LFS is 64-bit. It's not a
cross-build metho
Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> Felipe Sá wrote:
>
>> When I try to configure GRUB-0.97 in section 8.4 of LFS 6.5 I get an
>> error saying that C compiler cannot create executables. Other previous
>> compiles were fine. Can anyone help?
>>
>
> LFS-6.5 uses grub legacy and that can't be built on an x
Am Montag 04 Januar 2010 03:50:41 schrieb Simon Geard:
> 100% correct. It *is* for advanced people, quite intentionally. It's
> intended for those people who are interested in understanding things
> like how the toolchain works, how everything fits together.
Not to mention all whose job is packagi
