Good Morning,
I've been experimenting with doing the embedded build without creating a
clfs user, and minimizing the need for root access - I think I've
managed by doing the following:
* create-dir/creatingbuilddir.html: Using sudo to create the working
directory and then changing ownership to user
* Skip final-preps/addinguser.html
* final-preps/settingenvironment.html: Adding HOME=/mnt/clfs to the
.bashrc file, and writing it to $CLFS/.bashrc
* Execute the remainder of the book from bash --rcfile $CLFS/.bashrc.
* cleanup/remove-files.html: Copy files to the ${CLFS}/build/final
directory.
* cleanup/chowning.html: Use fakeroot to execute
* cleanup/copy-to-target.html: Use fakeroot - one has to do the
chowning and copy as one fakeroot session.
Do you think this is worth pursuing further?
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