>> I also
>> noticed that the error message says its looking for the file
>> "linux/version.h". I checked the folder, and found that version.h is
>> located in "linux/dvb/version.h", not "linux/version.h", so I tried moving
>> it, with no effect.
>
>I'm really not sure how this would happen excep
On 3/15/06, Robert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I also
> noticed that the error message says its looking for the file
> "linux/version.h". I checked the folder, and found that version.h is
> located in "linux/dvb/version.h", not "linux/version.h", so I tried moving
> it, with no effect.
I'm really
Hello All,
I am a newbie to the LFS world, and I am trying my first build on an
old PC before I try it on my main rig. The PC I am trying to build on
is a Compaq Presario running an AMD Athlon 900 MHz processor.
I am trying to install LFS v. 6.1.1 running off the LFS LiveCD, but I
am stuck in cha
Howard wrote:
/dev/hdc : LFS Live CD Verified (/dev/hdc ? not /dev/cdrom? or is
it copied to hdc)
Setting up loopback device...
Mounting squashfs...
Mounting unionfs...
Starting init...(and..cut! that's as
far as we get)
Hi Howard,
Yes, we at the Live
Hi
I'm building LFS 6.1 with the errata (perl 5.8.7 and the 5.8.7 libc patch).
In chapter 5.32 after running *make perl utilities* the compilation fails
complaining that there is no such file or directory as
*lib/auto/posix/posix.a*.
Any ideas. I'd appreciate the help. I'm using the live CD.
Ken Moffat wrote:
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006, Howard wrote:
copied to hdc)
Setting up loopback device...
Mounting squashfs...
Mounting unionfs...
Starting init...(and..cut! that's
as far as we get)
That's bad news - the k6-2 is an i586, it sounds suspiciously
On Wed, 15 Mar 2006, Howard wrote:
And so it now starts to boot! (notice I said "starts")
Actually it cruises along pretty well until it gets to "Starting Init"
where it hangs.
leading up to that are these lines:
Mount tempfs
finds lfslivecd-x86-6.1.1-3 (the iso cd label)
/de
En 15/03/2006 14:01:31, Chris Staub <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
JiMi VO wrote:
sorry to bother you guys,
when is the best time to ghost when doing chapter 6? every packages
built?
or whenever i feel like to? people always say it better to back up but
as im
building i have encounter any MA
Fellow LFS Enthusiasts,
I hope that an intro e-mail to the support list from a new LFS user who
doesn't actually need support is okay.
I'm new to LFS but not to Linux. I got my first tast of Linux via Slackware
back in the 1.x.x kernel days. Back then I had a 486 with a 100mb hard
drive. Ah, t
>When I got back and tried it out , the boot just skips over it and goes
>to my regular hd grub loader.
Did you change the boot order in the BIOS?
>So anyhow, did I burn the cd correctly?
Hard to say. Can you boot it on other boxes? Can your son boot it?
Paul Rogers ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
h
Tor Olav Stava wrote:
Howard wrote:
I download the lfslivecd-x86-6.1.1-3.iso and burned it to a cd,
so it's on the cd by itself, alone , that's it. I thought that would
be all you need to do because I still can't see anything additionally
about burning a bootable live cd here. Like I s
JiMi VO wrote:
sorry to bother you guys,
when is the best time to ghost when doing chapter 6? every packages built?
or whenever i feel like to? people always say it better to back up but as im
building i have encounter any MAJOR problem yet so im not sure when is the
best time to ghost?
thank you
sorry to bother you guys,
when is the best time to ghost when doing chapter 6? every packages built?
or whenever i feel like to? people always say it better to back up but as im
building i have encounter any MAJOR problem yet so im not sure when is the
best time to ghost?
thank you all.
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http:/
On Wednesday 15 March 2006 04:50, you wrote:
>Anyhow so I download the lfslivecd-x86-6.1.1-3.iso and burned
> it to a cd, so it's on the cd by itself, alone , that's it.
So did I :-)
>I thought that would be all you need to do because I still can't see
>anything additional about burning
Howard wrote:
Well, I guess it's ok if I ask then. I feel pretty stupid, I've never
downloaded a live cd iso before.
We all have felt that way sometime :( Nevermind, it will pass.. :)
I had the opportunity to stop by my son's and borrow his broadband and
got an iso today.
Wow! 760 kps , tha
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