> Bruce Dubbs wrote: > > The user can either open another window or change to another virtual > termional, > cd to /mnt/lfs/wherever, and use the host's more or less. > > Pun intended.
Awesome > > Now that you point this out, I'm not sure any of the programs in util-linux-ng > are needed in Chapter 6 before we get to the final installation of > util-linux-ng. >From my tests just now, it appears your hunch is accurate Bruce. I just finished cooking the book up to chapter 6's util-linux-ng and had no problems with the absence of the few tools missing from chapter 5. I expect you'll have similar results. I'll probably finish the build and give it a full whirl tomorrow evening, but the test results all say it worked fine. On the issue of more however... personally, I don't see it being necessary in a toolchain as the host system most likely has it available. Plus, it'll be there as soon as you build this package in chapter 6. I always do all my editing and viewing of what's going on from the host system whether I'm in the console or X anyway as a few of you have mentioned you also do. For me, more and less do not affect my lfs build directly whatsoever. Jonathan -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
