In the Preface, Rationale for Packages in the Book, it explains
the rationale for PCRE but PCRE is not listed in 3.2 All Packages.
I'm assuming the PCRE reference is just left over from a previous
iteration of the book, is that correct?
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On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 10:22:53 -0700
John Harrigan jfharri...@fedex.com wrote:
In the Preface, Rationale for Packages in the Book, it explains
the rationale for PCRE but PCRE is not listed in 3.2 All Packages.
I'm assuming the PCRE reference is just left over from a previous
iteration of the
John Harrigan wrote:
In the Preface, Rationale for Packages in the Book, it explains
the rationale for PCRE but PCRE is not listed in 3.2 All Packages.
I'm assuming the PCRE reference is just left over from a previous
iteration of the book, is that correct?
Yes it is. Thanks for pointing
A recent incident in compiling 'udev-181' TRIGGERed me to again
wonder what's going on and where and how I've been doing things wrong.
I figure maybe this time, with a real world example, a good soul
will understand what's been bothering me and take the time to
calmly explain in _plain_ English
On Fri, 24 Feb 2012 14:47:07 -0600 (CST)
al...@verizon.net wrote:
So, some of the questions kicking around in my head, for anybody who'd care to
take the time to enlighten me on:
Q1. Was I supposed to move the 'linux-x.y.z/include/' files to
'/usr/include/' immediately after I installed
I'm about to build LFS, for about the fourth time in six years. I'm on
ubuntu 10.04.4, intent on using a 20GB ext4 partition.
The manual for LFS-7.0 specifies an ext3 partition. Is this important
enough to make me reformat my /dev/sda11? It's no big deal, I'm just
wondering whether ext4
al...@verizon.net wrote:
Q1. Was I supposed to move the 'linux-x.y.z/include/' files to
'/usr/include/' immediately after I installed Glibc?
Actually you did that in section 6.7.
Q2. Am I supposed to move the 'linux-x.y.z/include/' files to
'/usr/include/' each time after I install a
Jim Michmerhuizen wrote:
I'm about to build LFS, for about the fourth time in six years. I'm on
ubuntu 10.04.4, intent on using a 20GB ext4 partition.
The manual for LFS-7.0 specifies an ext3 partition. Is this important
enough to make me reformat my /dev/sda11?
No, you can use ext4,
Hi Andy Bruce,
Many thanks for your prompt, clear and helpful answers.
Andy:
You should leave the kernel headers in /usr/include
as they were when you installed glibc.
Bruce:
The kernel varies, but you build glibc against one specific kernel.
The programs that are built later need to be
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 06:27:24PM -0600, al...@verizon.net wrote:
At the very least, your answers have helped me sharpen
my big question which, after all, is based on this actual,
immovable fact:
'udev-181' expects to find in '/usr/include/linux' a file,
'input.h', which contains the
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