I have accomplished all steps in LFS-BOOK-6.3 until 6.7, when I compiled
Linux API header in *chroot environment*.
The error message is sample and clearly: xargs is not here.Howerver it is in
the path /tools/bin,while the environment PATH is set to /tools/bin.
I have installed xargs in step
On Sun, 2010-03-21 at 10:27 -0700, brown wrap wrote:
Well, I have tried dozens of configurations to try and get my USB
ports to work and nothing has succeeded. There is a config that works,
because my USB ports work on CentOS, but I am tired of fighting the
issue. I simply want a
On Mon, Mar 22, 2010 at 1:56 AM, Caramon Majere caramon...@gmail.com wrote:
I have accomplished all steps in LFS-BOOK-6.3 until 6.7, when I compiled
Linux API header in chroot environment.
The error message is sample and clearly: xargs is not here.Howerver it is in
the path /tools/bin,while
Andrew Benton wrote:
I added CONFIG_PATA_VIA, and that did not help.
which CONFIG_PATA_VIA depends? If I were you I'd enable support for lots of
things that
may, possibly be needed and compile them all into the kernel. Use lspci as a
guide and
Thanks. When enabling lots of options I
Yaacov-Yoseph Weiss wrote:
I would recommend improving chapter 8.3 of the book (configuring and compiling
the kernel) by adding these hints about configuring the kernel, i.e.
using lspci, lsmod, and enabling many options.
There's way too many different issues for Chapter 8. Did you read the
On 3/21/10, brown wrap gra...@yahoo.com wrote:
I'd be happy to get any keyboard and mouse to work.
I wonder is your usb problem just the keyboard and the mouse?
In my config
# CONFIG_KEYBOARD_XTKBD is not set
# CONFIG_MOUSE_SERIAL is not set
I always thought XTKBD was obsoleted long ago.
To
linux fan wrote:
On 3/19/10, Mike McCarty mike.mcca...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
I wonder if head is closing the input pipe when it has read
all it needs, and that's causing the error. I can't reproduce
that problem with my host system, however.
It is tar-1.23 and not head
Umm, I didn't mean
brown wrap wrote:
[...]
Your best bet, I think, is to use lsmod with CentOS running, and see
what's loaded, and configure appropriately.
I'd be happy to get any keyboard and mouse to work. Here is a link to
the Knoppix problem, where none of the input devices work: I used a
Knoppix dvd that
Yaacov-Yoseph Weiss wrote:
[...]
I would recommend improving chapter 8.3 of the book (configuring and compiling
the kernel) by adding these hints about configuring the kernel, i.e.
using lspci,
lsmod, and enabling many options.
I would agree with this except that the kernel is such a
On 3/22/10, linux fan linuxscra...@gmail.com wrote:
-When- does the keyboard start to not work?
If it works at a console login but not in X-windows, that happened to me,
and I reconfigured xorg-server to fix the scenario where dbus and hal
were installed, but I was not running them, and thus
Your best bet, I think, is to use lsmod with CentOS
running, and see
what's loaded, and configure appropriately.
I used lsmod on the running CentOS and it must have had nearly 100 modules.
Anyway, you might try replacing the USB mouse with a
regular one,
either PS/2 or serial port,
brown wrap wrote:
Your best bet, I think, is to use lsmod with CentOS
running, and see
what's loaded, and configure appropriately.
I used lsmod on the running CentOS and it must have had nearly 100 modules.
That isn't surprising. The point is to identify what modules
are there, and see
On 3/22/10, brown wrap gra...@yahoo.com wrote:
So now I went back to building a clean kernel that will at least boot again.
Possibly try
rm .config
make defconfig ARCH=x86_64
Then make menuconfig
and select things you know that you will need built into the kernel.
Try to avoid making any
my kernel loads two modules:
ohci_hcd 19241 0
ehci_hcd 30605 0
lsmod of LFS 6.3:
Module Size Used by
usbhid 32704 0
ext3 118664 2
jbd69360 1 ext3
psmouse46620 0
pcspkr
I've got a 6.4 machine which I'm interested in starting in on
BLFS, and wonder whether it might be better to restart and
build 6.6 before attempting to proceed with BLFS.
If I need later than 6.4, then...
The last time I tried jhalfs, I had problems which needed manual
fixups. I'd like just to
brown wrap wrote:
My problem is I don't know how to make the one-to-one correspondence
in building a kernel. For example, I have no idea what ohci1394 is.
Firewire. If you don't know that you need it, you probably don't.
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brown wrap wrote:
my kernel loads two modules:
ohci_hcd 19241 0
ehci_hcd 30605 0
Prominently not here, but present below, is usbcore.
However, didn't you say that even your normal keyboard
and PS/2 mouse don't work? I also don't see any file
systems, nor any
On 22 March 2010 19:56, brown wrap gra...@yahoo.com wrote:
my kernel loads two modules:
ohci_hcd 19241 0
ehci_hcd 30605 0
lsmod of LFS 6.3:
Module Size Used by
usbhid 32704 0
ext3 118664 2
jbd
You are leaving out many necessary things. I'm no kernel
expert,
but how can you hope to boot without any disc drivers or
file
systems present?
I think your problem goes much deeper than just a mouse not
working.
I'm surprised you aren't panicking with root file system
not found.
For example, I have no idea what
ohci1394 is.
Firewire. If you don't know that you need it, you
probably don't.
OK, thanks.
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On 3/22/10, brown wrap gra...@yahoo.com wrote:
Today I booted up the LFS 6.3 DVD and its works as well. I found its .config
and tried to use it to build a kernal:
make mrproper
Copied it to .config
make oldconfig
make
make modules_install
and then copied everything to its place in
brown wrap wrote:
The system boots, I can log into it remotely, it mounts my disks, I
just can't use any keyboard or mouse. The filesystems and such are
not modules, they are just included in the kernel.
Ah, ok. That wasn't clear to me. Those are the only two loadable
modules.
Mike
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