cybertao wrote: > I'm interested. I'd definitely need the help and guidance, but have the > time and enthusiasm. > The previous Live CD was an invaluable tool to me over the years, not just > as a platform for building LFS. Arch has replaced my need for it, but a > Live CD primed and ready to go increases the accessibility for people new > to LFS and the backend of Linux.
OK, the first step would be to to create an iso that could be put on a CD or used in a virtual system that boots to a basic LFS (command line) system. Beyond LFS, there would need to be a system to give the user a choice between a static IP address or getting one via dhcp, wget, lynx or links, and ssl/ssh. Later, additions like xorg, with one of the basic window managers, subversion, the book's sources and sources and rendered versions, and the current packages could be added incrementally. Get the first step going and I'll give you an account on the server where you can upload the iso versions you create. Discussion about the project on this list would be appropriate. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
