Andreas Fehr wrote:
On Tue, 10 May 2005, 13:19, lin q (as lq) wrote:
lq: I am in Chapter 6 and compiling ncurses. After "make install",
lq: there are some instructions about moving the libncurses.so.5* from
lq: /usr/lib to /lib.
lq:
lq: I wonder why it is wrong that these libraries are in /us
GALLICET Alessandro wrote:
2005-05-04, 22.32.14:
My best regards to everyone, and possible apologizes
for my poor english language (... I'm an italian subscriber to the
List), apart from personal inexperience in computer science:
I'm trying to convert myself to a LINUX-GNU operating system
installi
TheOldFellow wrote:
I've just built a new LFS using the Cross-LFS method. Most things
seem to be very stable, but I've got two inexplicable problems. I'll
start seperate threads on them though.
Man reads /etc/man.conf, but ignores it.
'man man', for instance, results in 'No manual entry for man
David Clark wrote:
Very early on during the Compilation of Module-Init-Tools-3.0, I get the
following error, which I can only paraphrase as I am stuck with Windows until I
get LFS built:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lz
lsmod exited with Error code 1
Can anyone help with this?
The only thing I could
TheOldFellow wrote:
Jeremy Utley wrote:
Donal Farrell wrote:
Hi there. Is it possible to build BLFS from my host system (SuSE) until
I have a GUI-based LFS-system to view the BLFS manual, etc?
After the reboot, I throw in the Nvidia
drivers, install Opera to /opt, configure X
Donal Farrell wrote:
Hi there. Is it possible to build BLFS from my host system (SuSE) until
I have a GUI-based LFS-system to view the BLFS manual, etc?
Regards
Richard and Andrew have taken you some of the way, but I'll throw in my
2 cents worth anyway :)
As is mentioned in the new LFS book
DJ Lucas wrote:
Okay, I need a bit of udev help. I want to write a rule to create a dvd
synlink.
I've always done the dvd symlink like this:
KERNEL="hdc", NAME="hdc", SYMLINK="dvd".
That should definately do it for you, always has for me.
-J-
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warbirdnut wrote:
There are a couple of ways to do this. I haven't played with
Fedora so these options are rather generic.
1. Check and see if there is config.gz in /proc. This is your
current kernel configuration. You can do a "zcat /proc/config.gz
/usr/src/linux/.config" to use the orgional con
lin q wrote:
Hi,
I am to run "make menuconfig", the options are so huge, i am afraid
to make mistakes and hard to figure out in later period.
My host currently runs Fedora Core 1, I wonder if somewhere I can
find a good reference to config the kernel? Image that in installing,
Fedora already
Sergey Ilyevsky wrote:
And yet another question ;-) : what happen if I don't move libs to
satisfy FHS requirements?
Thanks.
Depends. If /usr is not a separate partition, then you should be ok no
matter how you go about it - things will be available as needed.
However, if /usr is on it's own p
kaladen wrote:
Everything is correct. Chapter 6.12 installs a new linker which will
look in /lib and /usr/lib for its library files on any packages
installed from that point forward. The linker was still built with
libraries from /tools/lib and is still in /tools/bin. The next step
is to ins
MIke Cruz wrote:
2) on the bottom of page 64 it talks about "core" "g++" tarballs
<--- it never said to download them "i checked the book and online"
(I have them now!)
You probably have the full tarball - you can either download GCC as a
full tarball, including all languages, or download ind
Roberto Perpuly wrote:
Darn thing still wont boot. Permissions on /dev/null are 777 (they
were 666). It is a character file.
Just to make sure, I deleted it and ran the following command tor
recreate it
mknod -m 777 $LFS/dev/null c 1 3
I'm running out of ideas, I'm almost contemplating start
Roberto Perpuly wrote:
i just recently noticed that I DO get an error executing the cleanfs script.
/etc/rc.d/rcsysinit.d/S50cleanfs: line 73: /dev/null: Permission denied
Could this be the cause of the hang??
a) Please don't top-post - see the FAQ for details
b) it's a very good possibility tha
Min Shim wrote:
Hi, everybody..
I finished setting up my LFS 6.0 system using ALFS-2.4. using Redhat
FC 3(Because of the filesystem problem, I upgraded e2fsprogs to 1.36).
Everything Works fine, but a network interfaces.
I have two NICs,(both realtek 8139), and those works fine with Redhat
FC3.
lorry wrote:
>/bin/sh: line 1: /sources/glibc-build/malloc/mtrace: No such file or directory
>
>
Here's the key - this indicates that something is wrong with your
installation of perl in chapter 5. mtrace is a perl script, and if
something is wrong with perl, then that will cause this error.
-J
Nitebirdz wrote:
Well, apparently that was precisely the problem. Running the following
commands appeared to solve the errors:
$ cd /tools/include
$ ln -s ../glibc-kernheaders/asm-generic/ asm-generic
Now, I may have missed this in the book, but I think I was doing right.
If it turns out it
Mike Liford wrote:
I've had trouble finding a Linux-2.6 distribution for Sun Sparc. I'm
also working around my company firewall which will not let me use
update software like "yum" and Gentoo's Portage system. I can only
download rpm's and tarballs. LFS-6.0 requires Linux-2.6 on the host
distri
Steve Crosby wrote:
Note there are some LFS specific packages (bootscripts is one that comes to
mind) and also the LFS created patches. These may need consideration as to
the license.
-- -
Steve Crosby
The bootscripts have never had an official license attached to them. I
would understand t
Gerard Beekmans wrote:
On February 20, 2005 04:52 pm, John Gay wrote:
Mine says:
Senthill, if you can provide output of that same command (tune2fs
-l /dev/hda4) when you run it from Fedora Core 3, then we can compare it and
offer some suggestions to you that you might try out.
I happe
Steven Pasternak wrote:
/tools/bin/env: /tools/bin/bash: No such file or directory
[EMAIL PROTECTED] steven]#
Looks like your chapter 5 bash installation may be incorrect.
This is discussed in the FAQ, but I'll give a synopsis for you here as well.
Try this command outside your chroot:
readelf -
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