Hello, all:
I am satisfied with the stability of the 9.1. 10.0, and 10.1 LFS
releases that I have built. Even so, I would like to take some time to
get very familiar with the bootup sequences they have. Ideally, it could
be possible to trace the program execution (at some level) from the
Hello, all
I have been through the LFS 10.1 build twice with the same results.
It goes all the way through without apparent flaw until the kernel build
at 10.3.1. Then it bombs out with the following:
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scripts/extract-cert.c:21:25: fatal error:
useful comments when I
ran into roadblocks with the original builds. I hope that the preceding
may be of use to someone.
Sincerely,
Brian Hagen
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I had skipped the previous chapter (attr); this caused the problem in
the previous message.
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A: Because
I had skipped the previous chapter (attr); this caused the problem in
the previous message.
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A: Because
In an LFS 10.0 build, I was at section 8.23, which compiles the
Acl-2.2.53 package. During the first step, (./configure), it reached the
point listed as "checking for getxattr in -lattr... no". Then it halted
with the message "FATAL ERROR: could not find a valid Extended
Attributes library.
Hello:
With the use of some comments and advice from mailing list members
Ken Moffat and Bruce Dubbs, et. al., I was able to complete a full build
of LFS 9.1 that has a working grub.cfg and eth0 functions. This time, I
took an extra chance of using the BLFS features at the very end to add
Hello,
Re the comments from Ken and Bruce, first, thank you for them. I
will quote here from LFS 9.1, section 2.4.1.4 comments on partitioning:
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/boot – Highly recommended. Use this partition to store kernels and
other booting information. To minimize potential boot
Thank you, Ken! (Actually, I know that ftp is not safe for anything
other than LAN access; I had hoped to be able to use it to import some
files from the LAN ...)
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Hello:
After numerous passes to reach the finish line on LFS 9.1, I got a
working system installed. The prompt reads "-bash-5.0#". However, the
grub installer did not go well. It presents a message "WELCOME TO
GRUB!", and then goes nowhere. Only a reboot regains control.
I was able to
Hello:
I got all the through LFS 9.1 without a hitch, got ready to boot
into the new system, and ... boot failure. Here is what I have:
bootup screen:
GNU GRUB version 2.04
*GNU/Linux, Linux 5.5.3-lfs-9.1
1) When I select the entry to start the GRUB loader, it reads:
I have run into a compiling error that I cannot solve so far. The system:
Host: 32-bit CPU, 4GB RAM, OS=Ubuntu Studio 18.04, fully updated.
LFS distro: 9.1
The status: all A-ok until reaching section 6.30.1, titled "Installation
of Psmisc". Failing step starts with "Prepare Psmisc for
I have an Ubuntu Studio 18.04 as a host, and an LFS version 9.0 as a
guide via HTML. I have reached stage 6.9.1 ("glibc") and despite all
efforts to determine the source of this issue, I cannot solve the
infinite loop issue of the glibc steps. I have routed the output to a
log file and taken
Hello:
I have gotten most of the way through a build of LFS numerous times,
processing and resolving error messages. I have yet to reach the finish
line. Most of the time it ends with messages such as "recipe content" or
something similar with a resolution that is just beyond me. The closest
Hello:
I have progressed all the way to the kernel-build stage (8.3) in LFS
9.1. All went well to this point. The document states that
the first step is to run "make defconfig". It fails with the following message:
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