Re: [lfs-support] Unwanted restart of the computer - booting problems

> As the title says - I restarted my computer unmeant. > Now it isn´t sarting again. I don't know if is the same problem, but LFS uses too much CPU and things can be hot... When CPU is above a critical temperature limit the kernel prevent damage by shutting down. It happened to me in some old

Re: [lfs-support] flex host system required to build LFS 8.0??

The question proposed is if flex is required as a base standard, and if such, shouldn't it be stated? Some time ago, I has a similar issue. The real problem was the execution of autogen.sh or autoreconf -fi ... Something like that. In general, flex are a dependency to create the configure

Re: [lfs-support] flex before binutils in lfs 8.0 possible?

I think it's necessary only if you run autogen.sh script. If you decompress the tarball and run the "configure" script directly flex is not a prerequisite. 2017-03-24 16:51 GMT-03:00 Michael D. L. : > > > > On 03/24/2017 08:02 PM, Tim Tassonis wrote: >> >> Hi all >> >> I am

Re: [lfs-support] 3.1 user Root

In this part, you need to have you LFS partition mounted in somewhere like "/mnt/fs", and you need the environment variable set to it. Then you will download all required packages. then first be sure you have your partition device mounted to /mnt/lfs... The "mount" normally can only run by root.