ANNOUNCEMENT! NEW GoboLinux-release available!
Hi, LFS-users! LFS Book GREAT! Very BIG Thanks for the LFS developers!
I created a new VERY MINIMAL gobolinux-release, FROM SCRATCH, via the
descriptions in the LFS Book 7.4! Of course, modifyed it as the
approximately GoboLinux filesystem-hierarchy!
Dan McGhee wrote:
> It has been so very, very long since I have worked with the
> bootscripts. I have just forgotten. Please pardon this really basic
> question.
>
> If I want to bring up my wireless card, will work
> backwards, using the service scripts in /etc/sysconfig, or do I need to
> run
It has been so very, very long since I have worked with the
bootscripts. I have just forgotten. Please pardon this really basic
question.
If I want to bring up my wireless card, will work
backwards, using the service scripts in /etc/sysconfig, or do I need to
run 'ifup' twice?
I have all
That works for me too. Using a 64-bit kernel and creating the EFI file
in the efi partition with the kernel boot parameters built into the kernel.
Also built efibootmgr utility.
On 1/11/2013 11:13 PM, Craig Magee wrote:
> I use UEFI by putting the kernel and an (optional) initrd in the EFI
> parti
On Nov 1, 2013, at 5:01 AM, Richard wrote:
> I'm struggling to understand why we have differing numbers of tests
> for the same package.
you will se some major differences between clfs and lfs because
graphite tests are ran with our builds.
Sincerely,
William Harrington
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http://linuxfro
Just an additional note: using UEFI as my bootloader menu allowed me to
dualboot. Both the kernel/GRUB and Windows bootloader are just executables
on the EFI partition. Doing it that way removes the headache of chaining
or your bootloader getting overwritten (I'm looking at you, Windows 7).
--
h
I use UEFI by putting the kernel and an (optional) initrd in the EFI
partition. The kernel has EFI stubs if you enable the option.
You can pass kernel parameters in the UEFI boot entry or put them in the
kernel itself. Both options are available towards the bottom of 'Processor
type and features'
>
> From: William Harrington
>To: Richard ; LFS Support List
>
...
>> # of expected passes92870
>> # of expected failures259
>> # of unsupported tests1096
...
># of expected passes 92152
># of expected failures 263
># of unsupported tests
Le 01/11/2013 00:07, Dan McGhee a écrit :
> I forgot about wget, thanks for reminding me.
>
gdm is a good idea too, if you want to copy-paste, as long as X is not
installed. It builds fine in a chroot environment.
Pierre
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http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support
FAQ: http://w
On Thu, 2013-10-31 at 20:02 +, Ken Moffat wrote:
> There used to be some packages that gave problems if building in
> chroot. But I don't remember what they were.
Basically, anything that cares about the running kernel, such as
third-party driver packages - they usually try to find the sourc
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