We now install fdisk as a part of util-linux so we have chosen one > method right now for LFS. >
Exactly. > > My issue is that if the user reboots to the new LFS, there is no way to > change the partition table if it is a GPT. The use would have to reboot > back to the host, make the change and reboot to LFS. The user can't > even look at the GPT table. > Surely, a very important issue. > > On the other hand, pretty much the same arguments can be made for wget > and a few other BLFS packages that I consider essential: sudo, openssl, > openssh, which, and bc (for my scripts). > Although none of those packages works at the same low level. > > Perhaps adding the page to BLFS and expanding the first paragraph in > section 9.3 of LFS would be the way to go. > > -- Bruce > > Richard
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