You should not have to re-run grub every time you change your
grub.conf file (one of the many advantages of grub over LiLo). If you
have properly installed grub, and can boot your host system with it,
then you should just change your grub.conf file with the new
information.
Just make sure that the
Greetings,
I have had several successful LFS / BLFS 4 builds from a host RedHad 8
system. I have had just as many successful and VERY straitforward
builds of LFS / BLFS 5 systems from BLFS 4 host systems.
However,
It has it been very difficult going from BLFS 5 to LFS 6. Binutils
will not compil
Dan
If mandrake works, I would consider comparing the kernel options of
the mandrake kernel with the LFS kernel you are having trouble with.
If the kernel versions between your mandrake and LFS are different,
then try to compile the LFS kernel version on your Mandrake system.
I know that there e
Not really alot here, but hope what I've shared helps.
Justin Julian.
On Apr 6, 2005 10:42 AM, Oliver <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello.
>
> There's a problem with the bash in my new LFS 6.0 system.
> The system is booting, I can login ... but after the execution
>
