2016-06-30 8:44 GMT+02:00 akhiezer :
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> Top-posting for summary of current/latest understanding here:
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> * you used a debian to build lfs.
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> * I had assumed that the debian that was used to build lfs, was therefore
> the bare-metal OS on the computer. (That's mainly why 'the penny was
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thibaut noah wrote:
ps : I use basic gmail for my mail, i know it is terrible and induce lots
of top posting (had to set things to be able to quote) but i wasn't aware
it did quotes terribly. If you have any advise for a good mailer i will
gladly take it.
Thunderbird or seamonkey.
-- Bruce
Top-posting for summary of current/latest understanding here:
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* you used a debian to build lfs.
* I had assumed that the debian that was used to build lfs, was therefore
the bare-metal OS on the computer. (That's mainly why 'the penny was
slow to drop' here, that both the debian that was u
So partitionning correctly another disk, dd source to dest to copy all
partitions and install grub again fixed the issue.
I am now able to boot on my lfs disk.
Quick note, although the support on the mailing list is great, it wouldn't
hurt to tell people who makes a separate /boot partition to hav
