On Sunday 22 May 2005 03:25, Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
> Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
> > Michell L. Garcia wrote:
> >> Exists some script to create a LiveCd of the LFS?
>
> Actually, for the sake of completeness, I missed a couple of small steps
> in there... :)
>
Let me see if I understand these steps (-;
> Michell L. Garcia wrote:
> > Exists some script to create a LiveCd of the LFS?
> >
>
> svn co svn://svn.linuxfromscratch.org/livecd/trunk lfs-livecd &&
> cd lfs-livecd &&
> make
>
> :)
actually am luking for tutorials making LFS Live CD on my own and not
downloading the Live Cd iso.wha
hi all,
when i completed my LFS and booted the system,i got this error,
> > *error
> > checking file systems...
> > fsck.ext2: Filesystem has unsupported feature(s) (/dev/hdb5)
> > e2fsck: Get a newer version of e2fsck!
>
John Gay wrote:
On Sunday 22 May 2005 03:25, Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
Michell L. Garcia wrote:
Exists some script to create a LiveCd of the LFS?
Actually, for the sake of completeness, I missed a couple of small steps
in there... :)
Let me see if I understand these
Michell L. Garcia wrote:
It was not accurately this LiveCD LFS that this wanting to know? What I want
to know is if script that serious one exists one ISO that it generates a
LiveCD with content that I added to the LFS
Um. No.
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Chakkaradeep C C wrote:
actually am luking for tutorials making LFS Live CD on my own and not
downloading the Live Cd iso.what is this svn?...and will this
help me creating a LFS Live CD??
svn is the main binary for the Subversion program. It's a version
control system, similar to CVS
hi all,
i have installed prelink using this article,
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/hints/downloads/files/prelink.txt
i did read abt prelink and ELF stuff from many articlesso now
there being prelink installed how would i check the speed of dynamic
linking process??
with regards,
C.C.Ch
Hello,
I've read a lot about LFS by now and I am very enthusiastic about it.
I am willing to try making my own distribution, but I still have one
question left:
Will I be capable, at the end of the learning process, to make my
system auto compile itself, meaning: I put in a CD, I boot, I get an
i
Hi Ben,
> I've read a lot about LFS by now and I am very enthusiastic about it.
> I am willing to try making my own distribution
thanks for reading abt LFS and choosing it.i have also chosen LFS
for the same purposeLFS is a damn thing and u will find it a gud
experience building linux fro
Hi,
I tried building from the LFS development version (actually I'm using the
LFS-SVN profile from nALFS) and I'm having some problem at the chapter 5.7
building of glibc. This would be glibc 2.3.5 with the
glibc-2.3.5-fix_test-1.patch patch applied. During 'make check', I get
tons of these e
On Sun, 22 May 2005, Ben Cools wrote:
I've read a lot about LFS by now and I am very enthusiastic about it.
I am willing to try making my own distribution, but I still have one
question left:
Will I be capable, at the end of the learning process, to make my
system auto compile itself, meaning:
Hi,
> -: g++: g++: no version information available (required by g++)
> -: g++: g++: no version information available (required by g++)
> -: g++: g++: no version information available (required by g++)
> -: g++: symbol lookup error: g++: undefined symbol: , version
> -: g++: g++: no version inform
On Mon, 23 May 2005, Chakkaradeep C C wrote:
-: g++: g++: no version information available (required by g++)
-: g++: g++: no version information available (required by g++)
-: g++: g++: no version information available (required by g++)
-: g++: symbol lookup error: g++: undefined symbol: , versi
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