Prasoon,
I am not using Windows 7, however I use Virtual Box all the time - and
I believe the question you are asking is NOT windows version specific
; That said:
When creating a new virtual machine in VirtualBox - the "create new
machine wizard" asks some generic questions like "System Type /
Di
Hello,
I've been building LFS on a system for which X consumes too many
resources -- and therefore have been spending my time reading the LFS
Book in w3m . I noticed that this presentation lacks enough of an
eye-catching display for text --- and since the build
instructions are wrapped in PRE blo
On Sun, Sep 13, 2009 at 9:04 PM, Alexander Haley wrote:
> Alright, I'm using the 'package users' approach, and I've hit a snag
> where I don't understand the choice I'm about to make. Here is the
> scenario.
One followup
http://osdir.com/ml/linux.lfs.c
Alright, I'm using the 'package users' approach, and I've hit a snag
where I don't understand the choice I'm about to make. Here is the
scenario.
I've compiled section 5, built my /tools, and am now inside the chroot
working on the final packages. I've completed the 'Linux API Headers'
and therefo
For LFS, in chapter 5, once the basic tool chain has been built (say,
you've just completed Ncurses-5.7) -- is it necessary to compile the
remainder of the chapter five software in the order presented?
Alternately, is it necessary to compile them sequentially? What I mean
is, what if while Bash was
I've been tinkering with the "Package User's" method, and I believe
that I like it over unionfs ... I shied away from unionfs management
because of two reasons:
* I perceive unionfs as requiring minor (but additional) runtime
resources to handle the mounting / unions where as the user package
sche
it
right (of course the system often gets it right .. but does it
teach me? no. or at least, not yet.)
On Mon, Nov 17, 2008 at 3:47 PM, Alexander Haley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having a hard time conceptualizing how the tool chain becomes
> broken during an upgrade
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'programmers view from the moon of coding on Earth'. Although I
consider myself a non-noobie linux user, and I am a programmer at my
day job ... the mysterious underbelly of "how it all works" is still
new to me .. and I'm excited to be learning about it.
So, please receive
