Re: Important notice

Archaic wrote: I have 3 hints moderator requests sitting in my inbox awaiting me to either cancel or accept 3 identical messages. Did these emails get accepted by the blfs-support moderator or did they get through the filters? Are the blfs-support filters different than the hints filters? If so, wh

Re: Important notice

I have 3 hints moderator requests sitting in my inbox awaiting me to either cancel or accept 3 identical messages. Did these emails get accepted by the blfs-support moderator or did they get through the filters? Are the blfs-support filters different than the hints filters? If so, why? CC'ing Ger

Re: Build failure caused by environment variable

jlh wrote these words on 04/24/05 16:21 CST: > It would be good to mention something about this somewhere. Maybe > the build instructions should tell to unset the variables after > not being required anymore. Ideally, people would use a fresh > shell for building each package to ensure that no s

Re: XFree86 4.5.0 and gcc 4.0.0

Jens Olav Nygaard wrote: > Using 'ps' and looking at the 'time' field, I recognized that most > cputime on my machine is spent in X and Mozilla (of the code I have > access to source to, that is) so I want to rebuild these with gcc > 4.0.0 with some extra optimization. I'd suggest you to not take

XFree86 4.5.0 and gcc 4.0.0

Using 'ps' and looking at the 'time' field, I recognized that most cputime on my machine is spent in X and Mozilla (of the code I have access to source to, that is) so I want to rebuild these with gcc 4.0.0 with some extra optimization. So much for the background. Trying to compile XFree86 4.5.0 fi

Re: Build failure caused by environment variable

jlh wrote: It would be good to mention something about this somewhere. Maybe the build instructions should tell to unset the variables after not being required anymore. Ideally, people would use a fresh shell for building each package to ensure that no such variables are still set from a previous

Build failure caused by environment variable

Hi all! I don't have an LFS system myself, but still occasionally use the LFS/BLFS books to get hints about build instructions. The following refers to BLFS 6.0. While building thunderbird I came across a problem, which was caused by environment variables that were still set from the firefox bui

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gtk2 problems

Hello! I have compiled gtk+-2.6.7 on my BLFS System. But gtk-demo works strange: There are no wigets shown and font is very small (about 1px height). Only one warning appears: default font has unpositive size. A have no idea what to do. -- WBR, Vladimir Rusinov aka B. LFS Builder # 14494 ORIGI