M.Canales.es wrote:
El Lunes, 20 de Marzo de 2006 20:47, George Boudreau escribió:
Manuel,
I see you have been very active with the hlfs code.
I will ask in the hlfs-dev list if a default config file can be created, like
with the kernel.
The uClibc config patch is actually the config file and does/did
produce a bootable partition in the past..
>> 2. The function 'build_makefile' will have to be reworked to handle
both a 'chroot jail' build as well as a 'boot minimal' style. The
method I used in the makefile is miserable and relies on a failure to
exit the makefile script prematurely.. (bad.. very bad)
Maybe we will need to create a diferent set of Makefile's targets based on if
using the "chroot" or "boot" method. I have not run yet the ./clfs script,
then don't know how that is currently handled.
yes.. this is what I see also. At the moment, for a chroot build, we
are doing a 'make all' For a boot build we chuld loose the 'all' and
only have 'make tools' and after a reboot a 'make system'
3. The package downloading functions pulls down all patches for a
specific version. In LFS,BLFS,HLFS this is not an issue but with clfs it
will pull patches for all the architectures.. i.e. x86 build ends up
with space/mips..etc patches.. They do not affect the build but the do
pollute the the SRC_ARCHIVE.. (more a pain in the buttocks than a problem)
For HLFS and the CLFS patches look easy. For CLFS I can't figure yet how to
solve it, but must be solved ;-)
Has someone broken the clfs x86 book. I am no longer able to run the
bash without errors. I had no problem earlier in the day???
grb
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