Am Dienstag 24 November 2009 17:36:32 schrieb linux fan:
As far as I am aware, greub always did, always will, call them hd.
I also think so.
To be exact, it calls them hd when it means in grub-speak (hd0,
and they can be called sd when it means in real-speak /dev/sda (if it is
sata) So you
mathan kumar schrieb:
I've build my LFS system and i want distribute to my friends. Someone
help me how can i do that. What are the possible ways to obtain this.
You should be able to just copy the partition.
BUT:
Your friends probably have different hardware. Therefore you'll run into
trouble
Good morning,
Am Mittwoch 25 November 2009 21:54:10 schrieb Mike McCarty:
Simon Geard wrote:
[...], and I've honestly no idea where I could buy a new floppy disk
these days...
http://www.floppydisk.com/
SCNR :)
Well, you don't use my machines, and on my machines, my rules
hold. When I
Am Donnerstag 03 Dezember 2009 10:32:56 schrieb stosss:
Did everything get built using
GCC on the host? If it did then this entire LFS build is toast.
Well, if you compiled _anything_ successfully and don't have a working gcc in
your chroot environment, the question is, how could you use the
Jonathan Wilkes schrieb:
I tried googling for any hints, and checking the archives for this list,
but I'm new to linux so I'm a bit unsure what I'm searching for. Any hints
would be greatly appreciated.
As far as I know most LiveCDs should have a read-write-overlay
filesystem. Which means
Am Donnerstag 17 Dezember 2009 15:49:22 schrieb Ken Moffat:
[...]
Probably, the absence of an 8-bit type :
checking for type equivalent to int8_t... configure: error: no 8-bit type
Or maybe you haven't got the respective -devel packages installed?
What does rpm -q glibc-devel or rpm -q
Hello there,
This is my first serious post to blfs-* ML.
I have a running LFS 6.4 (kernel version 2.6.27.4) system and I'm working on
BLFS 6.3 (stable).
I ran into trouble with the iptables-1.3.8 package.
In several places there were errors reulting from changes in header files. I
finally
Am Sonntag 03 Januar 2010 16:36:58 schrieb Mikie:
What is the difference using another user and substituting that username
elsewhere in the book? Is the LFS user hardcoded in the kernel with special
privileges?
*ROTFL*
Did you notice where your kernel comes from? ;)
The name lfs:lfs doesn't
Am Sonntag 03 Januar 2010 19:38:03 schrieb Andrew Benton:
The name lfs:lfs doesn't matter, you're free to change. It just has to
be a user in the chroot system.
No, root does the chroot part
Erm, sorry, not precise enough.
What I meant is that the user lfs must come from $LFS/etc/passwd
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 packaging
Am Sonntag 17 Januar 2010 17:10:38 schrieb Mikie:
I'm a 46 year old IT and Automation professional.
I have people from business, government, and education (small schools)
screaming for an alternatives to Windows.
The malware is disrupting everyone these days and people are drowning.
It's
Simon Geard schrieb:
No. No, you can't. The machine translation is almost as incomprehensible
to me as the original Chinese.
Which is why we eventually must breed the Babel fish :)
Seriously, just translate something A-B and right back. Always good for
a laugh or two. Or try that one:
Time
Mike McCarty schrieb:
I don't think you'd be very satisfied if you used, say RHEL,
and downloaded the source they claimed was that of the compiler
they used to build, and when you built it using the copy you
have on your machine, the results were different.
Erm, maybe you underestimate the
Mike McCarty schrieb:
Jan-Christoph Bornschlegel wrote:
Erm, maybe you underestimate the distros here :)
Of course I don't. I'm pointing out why the two stage
bootstrap is necessary, to someone who doesn't understand.
Ok, sorry then :)
I just wanted to point out -- again, since I wrote
brown wrap schrieb:
[...]
So here is my question. If I move the external drive inside and make it the
first drive, will I be able to boot, even though LFS is on the 2nd partiton?
I don't want to, but I could move everyting over to the first partition, but
I'd have to wipe it out, which I
Mike McCarty schrieb:
[...]
is used to encode the 8 bit character with hex code xx.
Since 0x3D is the code for =, then =3D is the code
for =. These substitutions are sometimes made by mailers
or even by machines in between.
... which teaches us: don't copy/paste code snippets from emails ;)
Mike McCarty schrieb:
[...]
I have studied the recommended layout (I can't recall what it's
called, now)
Maybe FHS?
http://www.pathname.com/fhs/
Cheers,
Jan
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William Immendorf schrieb:
On Thu, Mar 18, 2010 at 2:24 PM, Scott Kopel sko...@fsu.edu wrote:
So the question is what kernel configuration changes do I have to make to
get the kernel to recognize my ide drives? I realize that new kernels name
ide drives sdx and that's fine. I don't need them
Thomas Sapp schrieb:
[...]
if someone would kindly instruct me how to redirect it to a file. I
tried putting devkitpower.log on the end of the command but I only
got the non-error output. Thanks in advance for any help that is provided.
You can catch the stderr output using:
cmd stdout.log
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA256
Am 03.06.2013 01:32, schrieb scott maxwell:
Sorry about the top posting. I have never posted to an email forum
like this before and had no idea what you were writing about. My
smart wife came to the rescue. Thank you all for your help.
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