Hi all, hope someone can help me out, it's been five years since I last used
LFS (or linux for that matter!) so I'm a bit rusty...
I've gone through the LFS6.3 book. It all seems to go fine until I boot up the
new system. These are the last three lines before it totally freezes:
List of all par
> Almost certainly it's because the necessary driver is not compiled
> into the kernel. The Ubuntu .config and kernel will probably not work
> for you because the drivers are modules and you need to have an
> initramfs to load them before mounting root. I don't recall the exact
> settings, but I th
> Just the controller is what we need. For libata, this corresponds to
> CONFIG_ATA_PIIX. Even on 2.6.22, I think you'll want the libata SATA
> support. I've been using ata_piix on two Intel systems with
> linux-2.6.22 for a while and haven't seen any issues.
>
> I think that setting with the one
Hi all, I have an LFS 6.3 host system and I'm trying to build an LFS 6.4 system
on a separate partition. I can't even get the configure script in the first
pass of binutils to go alright! I get the above error message, followed by
something about what to do if I'm cross-compiling. Which I'm not,
Never mind peeps, I worked out what it was. Just in case anyone's as dumb as
me, here's what happened. I stick all the LFS instructions in a bash script,
which doesn't fail as sensibly as it should. The first time I ran it, binutils
compiled but gcc didn't (for separate reasons I've now fixed).
in a script).
My host system is LFS6.8. All the output from version-check.sh seems to be
okay.
mpfr, gmp, mpc get unpacked in the original source tree. I've attached the make
output.
Thanks
Christian Gardner
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To: Christian Gardner ; LFS Support List
Cc:
Sent: Friday, 11 November 2011, 19:43
Subject: Re: v7.0, gcc pass 2 won't make. libmpfr not found?
Am Donnerstag 10 November 2011 11:23:28 schrieb Christian Gardner:
> Subject says it all really. Everything up to this point seems to go
> smo
So I've managed to build an LFS7 system - yay me - and it boots and I can use
it. But there's
lots of error messages. There seem to be around seven reports (possibly one per
startup script?)
that it can't find /run/var/bootlog, and when I look in there, not only is
there no bootlog, there's no
Wow that was quick and painless! Thanks! I still had my fstab reading
tmpfs.../dev/shm which I suppose is how it
used to work back in 6.8. I'll update the bootscripts too.
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From: Bruce Dubbs
To: Christian Gardner ; LFS Support List
Cc:
Sent: Tuesday, 15 Nov
So the last time I had this problem a couple of weeks ago, it occurred only in
the second pass of the gcc build.
Now it occurs in the first pass. And unlike last time, it hasn't magically
disappeared.
Having trashed the partition with my host LFS system on it, I'm using Xubuntu
11.04 as the h
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