Anyone seen this or similar?
Should I ignore and continue?
Running FC4T1 host
Linux From Scratch - Version SVN-20050428
binutils-2.16.90.0.2
5.7. Glibc-2.3.5
Google did not help
Test fails as follows:
GCONV_PATH=/home/lfs/glibc-build/iconvdata LC_ALL=C ; ulimit -s 1023;
/home/lfs/glibc-build/elf
Dennis J Perkins wrote:
Hi, didn't have time ATM to dig into the others, but for the network
scripts:
>
> Ifup seems a bit complicated. Why have files in
> a /etc/sysconfig/network-devices/ifconfig.eth0 directory instead of
> putting settings in a single file
> called /etc/sysconfig/network-devi
I've been reading the bootscripts. They are well written. I do have a
few comments, however.
In the rc script, I think line 53 should say, ...can't be stopped in
runlevel..." instead of "...can't be started in runlevel..."
In rc, why not say
previous=${PREVLEVEL:-N}
inste
> Just to say im not sure where your going but i hope to
> have each compilier stored away for emulation, could be handy for lfs >
users,
Each compiler? Just do a multilib build, you only need one...
Will release a new cross-lfs within the next 2 days or so, looks good
so far for bi-arch x86
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
>
>
> Well it sounds like we'll have a good number of testers for the x86_64
> arch then :)
>
You can add me to the list of x86_64 testers. :)
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Thomas
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jamie bennett wrote:
Another x86_64'er here. Jeremy, are you using Ryan's scripts for your x86_64
builds or do you have your own x86_64 specific one? I ask as I'm going to enbark
on a build tonight and wondered whether to use Ryan's or hack one up from the
book.
Well, Ryan's scripts are the author
Quoting Jeremy Huntwork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Well it sounds like we'll have a good number of testers for the x86_64
> arch then :)
Another x86_64'er here. Jeremy, are you using Ryan's scripts for your x86_64
builds or do you have your own x86_64 specific one? I ask as I'm going to enbark
on a b
Marty _ wrote:
I dont mean to get on your toes or anything, but im doing the same
thing. (result of endless tries of trying to get a stable amd64 and i686
compiles going symataniously with gcc in a secure enviroment) Im either
almost finished or nowhere near, im still debugging right now. (208
Jeremy Utley wrote:
john wrote:
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
My intention in making this (nowhere near finished!) rendered
version of the book available is so that it will answer a few
questions about what cross-lfs is and aims to be, making it possible
for more to get involved or interested in the bo
I dont mean to get on your toes or anything, but im doing the same thing.
(result of endless tries of trying to get a stable amd64 and i686 compiles
going symataniously with gcc in a secure enviroment) Im either almost
finished or nowhere near, im still debugging right now. (208 installs of
gli
the only problem i can see there is you havent loaded your kernel, but i
suppose since kexec has been released (change kernel without rebooting, wow
just what ive been waiting for! full 32 emulation mode here i come!) I
suppose you could. But thatll make lfs too complicated for the new user.
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