> I want to make my own linux distribution .can anybody
> help me regarding this ? i went to the site
> linuxfromscratch.org. now my question is that the
> linux kernel compile according to different machine
> and if i compile it on my machine how it will compile
> on any other machine and then how would i make a rpm
> of it.. and all that sort please help i am struck i
> although downloaded the lfs packafe from the lfs site
> (linuxfromscratch.org) any help in this regard or any
> other site that would help me to build my own linux
> distribution..thankz in adv..
lfs (linux from scratch) is slightly different from rolling out your own
distro. When u roll out your own distro, u wud be taking care of things
like packaging, compatiblity, installers, etc.. with lfs u r basically
making a linux system for yourself w/o using a ready made distro.

Now comming to your idea of rolling out your own distro. If u r really
serious, then i wud suggest that first u shud try and get some idea of what
all u can do when u roll out a new distro. Try to first study the popular
distros that are available.. slackware, gentoo, red hat, mandrake and debian
wud be a good mix of distros that u can try out. Then u wud like to try to
modify these distros to first include things like simple updates, etc.. and
move on to more complex tasks as u get more idea abt linux distros. Also
note that rolling out a new distro takes a lot of work and effort, so don't
expect to come up with your own distro overnight.

Bye,
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PS: I still feel that there are enough linux distros to take care of 99% of
your unique needs, provided u modify any of the distros a bit. For the last
1% u can always use lfs!

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