Am Sonntag, den 23.02.2020, 12:28 -0500 schrieb Scott Andrews via blfs-support: > What packages do most here add to the LFS build to create your "BASE" system? > > I add the following: > > raspberrypi - raspberry pi firmware, kernel add additional boot scripts > > rpm - package manager > > yum - package manager tools > > python2 - needed for yum > > sqlite - needed for yum > > rngd - hardware random generator > > sudo > > make-ca > > logrotate > > ntp > > which > > wget > > dosfstools > > wireless-tools > > wpa_supplicant > > I then add additional packages to the above to create a DNS server, SMTP > server, IMAP server > > When I finish the servers [ 1 master and 1 backup ] I will the build a > desktop machine hopefully using Lumina as a desktop. KDE is too heavy and > GNOME I don't care for. The lightweight desktop won't cut the muster either. > Lumina is QT based with dbus and company. It strongly depends on what the newly built system is meant for. It could be another version of a LFS build server, an infrastructure server (like DHCP, DNS, and friends), a desktop machine... But my machines will all have more or less
PKG_BASE=( which pcre popt gpm ed db libtirpc rpcsvc-proto libnsl pam shadow sudo openssh libidn lib32-libidn libunistring lib32-libunistring libidn2 lib32-libidn2 libpsl zip unzip wget ca-certs libtasn1 lib32-libtasn1 nettle lib32-nettle p11-kit lib32-p11-kit gnutls lib32-gnutls dhcpcd rpcbind nfs-utils nfs-client libcap net-ssleay io-socket-ssl mozilla-ca ntp lynx netfs initd-tools sqlite ply bind-client pciutils libusb usbutils traceroute nano run-parts fcron mariadb-client postgresql-client postfix ) and PKG_DEVEL=( icu lib32-icu scons libxml2 libgpg-error libgcrypt libxslt cyrus-sasl libldap lib32-cyrus-sasl lib32-libldap apr apr-util serf subversion sgml-common docbook-xml docbook-xsl docbook-dsssl libarchive libuv curl lib32-curl cmake gcc rsync yasm libpsl gdb gdb-static fpc xmlto llvm ) installed (the lib32-xxx stuff is because i've a multilib environment here). > > This will be all done on the ARM Raspberry Pi platform using 2, 3 and 4 > models. > > After I complete this project I may create a "LFS" and "BLFS" books for the > ARM platform. You might have a look to https://intestinate.com/pilfs/ for LFS on PI. -- Thomas -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
