>No kidding. Relying on tabs was 'less than thoughtful'. If you can't
>tell a tab from a string of spaces by just looking at it, it's a
>mistake. I wish the tab key would be banned from the keyboard. Tabs in
>program code suck too.
>
> -- Bruce
I Agree with tabs being a charater... however I l
Hello Folks,
I'm dusting off my LFS 7.0 and BLFS work, and I have been thinkning
about why XOrg won't compile for me.
I keep hearing about references to PKG_CONFIG_PATH in emails here and in
articles and things I find online.
Does anyone think maybe I should NOT skip the rest of that page [ BLFS
>
> LLVM 3.0
>
> make[3]: Entering directory `/xc/llvm-3.0.src/lib/Target/X86'
> llvm[3]: Building X86.td register info implementation with tblgen
> /xc/llvm-3.0.src/Release/bin/llvm-tblgen: Unknown unexpected exception
> occurred.
> make[3]: ***
> [/xc/llvm-3.0.src/lib/Target/X86/Release/X8
>Hi
>
>Is there an option in blfs for setting up the print screen button or
>what package to use, I,m using xfce
>
I know there is a KDE APP that does this called KSnapshot.
I'm not sure of the dependancies. I understand it would stink to install
95% of KDE to use one utility after going through
>I had an xtrans problem a few years ago. When I first looked
>at this thread, it seemed to be something completely different.
>When I looked at it as two separate problems, I started to see
>a possible connection. My problem was that I had put
>$XORG_PREFIX/lib/pkgconfig in my PKG_CONFIG_PATH but
>> >Don't get me wrong I'm a script junky.
>> >
>> >https://github.com/Firerat/FR-Automated-LFS_BLFS
>>
>> And look here:
>> https://github.com/Firerat/FR-Automated-LFS_BLFS/blob/master/AutoLFS.sh
>>
>> OMG - I looked at your script, you're like me in c/c++ and FreePascal:
>
>I have no formal codei
>> I can get around a little in VI and VIM, just never
>> was my favorite editor. I do like the highlighting
>> though in VIM.
>
>I use:
> alias vi='vim'
>
Cool. I'm familiar with the drop in replacement nature of of VIM.
I understand it's VI on Steriods - yet pretty much works like
VI being a
>Don't get me wrong I'm a script junky.
>
>https://github.com/Firerat/FR-Automated-LFS_BLFS
And look here:
https://github.com/Firerat/FR-Automated-LFS_BLFS/blob/master/AutoLFS.sh
OMG - I looked at your script, you're like me in c/c++ and FreePascal:
really seem to be making good use of what bash
>> You know 'less' is just a pager, right? It doesn't take much
>> mastering... page up/down, home/end, arrow keys to scroll, '/' and '?'
>> to search... that pretty much covers it. It's the program that you see
>> when you open man pages...
>>
>> Simon.
>
>Don't forget :n and :p if you did somethi
>> I think between you and FireRat - I get the impression I should
>> master both VIM and LESS.
>
>You know 'less' is just a pager, right? It doesn't take much
>mastering... page up/down, home/end, arrow keys to scroll, '/' and '?'
>to search... that pretty much covers it. It's the program that yo
>>
>> I think by vim you mean the text editor: Roger - I'll check it out.
>> I think less is more... more learning. I don't know how to use less yet.
>>
> Once less is set up correctly (used to need LESSCHARSET, not sure
>if I'm still using that), '/' works for forward search, \ (backslash
>and s
>> I think by vim you mean the text editor: Roger - I'll check it out.
>
>Read a manual, vi has a learning curve
>If you don't have time atm try nano, or joe
>But make sure you learn vim at some point
>
I can get around a little in VI and VIM, just never
was my favorite editor. I do like the high
>> Hello All,
>>
>> I'm compiling xorgserver and I get this error:
>>
>> Requested 'xtrans > 1.2.2' but version of XTrans is 1.2
>>
>> Now, I know I installed xtrans 1.2.6 as part of the libs section. It
>> compiles and installs fine also.
>>
>> I resubmitted this problem with the correct versi
Hello All,
I'm compiling xorgserver and I get this error:
Requested 'xtrans > 1.2.2' but version of XTrans is 1.2
Now, I know I installed xtrans 1.2.6 as part of the libs section. It
compiles and installs fine also.
I resubmitted this problem with the correct version of xtrans I have
installed.
> I'm compiling xorgserver and I get this error:
> Requested 'xtrans > 1.2.2' but version of XTrans is 1.2
>
> Now, I know I installed xtrans 1.2.5 as part of the libs section. It
> compiles and installs fine also.
>Note that I'm on 1.2.6 (I updated my build independently of what's
>in the book).
I'm curious if it is a bad deviation from the recommended installable
fonts to only install DejaGnu Fonts and FreeFonts.
I don't really have a need for Chinese, Korean or Japanese fonts really
nor do I like Microsoft's mandates on how you can and can't use their
fonts.
If there are applications t
>> > Are you using PulseAudio ?
>>
>> I am :-( !
>> I think, I am going to uninstall it. PulseAudio is now the only sound
>> alternative Skipe is showing to me, with some kryptik recommendations how to
>> activate it which I do not understand anyway.
>> I also added PulseAudio after finishing th
--DHCP Issues--
> I installed both thinking I could disable the scripts at will
> for the server, and use the client to generate IP for my
> network card.
Installing both should be no problem. The client uses the services in
/lib/services/. If you just want a simple IP address for eth0, make
s
>> I'm still trying to workout what to do about the fact that installing
>> DHCP stomps on the ifconfig.eth0 file.. and when you make way by
>> renaming the file, (so it can make a directory with the same name) it
>> doesn't work.
>
>For now, if you only need the client, use dhcpcd.
>
I installed
It seems that -Werror is passed to gcc, to treat errors as warnings.
>>> I wouldn't know where to start looking, So any more help would be
>>> appreciated
>>>
>> Are you familiar with grep? It's become my favorite development tool
>> practically...
>>
>
>Ok I ran that from libunique dir I
>> It seems that -Werror is passed to gcc, to treat errors as warnings.
>> You can safely remove that. I don't know where it is specified, but it
>> should be in a Makefile, or some file linked to a Makefile. (trye
>> /unique/dbus/Makefile first if that exists. Are you also sure that you
>> don't h
>I,m trying to install libunique-1.1.2 or1.1.6, on LFS7
>
>I receive an error
This caught my eye:
cc1: all warnings being treated as errors
I wonder if there is a way to set a configure parameter so that isn't
the case maybe?
Sounds like a setting in POSIX script when someone tosses in the -e
(
> Actually, there's loads that are missing. At one time, I was
>adding them as I came across them but it's an exceptionally tedious
>and time-consuming job with no obvious easy way of putting them in
>the right menus, and I haven't bothered since I came back to the
>book.
>
> For the moment, I'm to
Link in BLFS book: /x/makedepend.html
LINK: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/makedepend
--Jason
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