On 6/25/07, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >I'm planning on rebuilding my complete {,B}LFS, but I can't live
> >without it for a long time. So my question is, can I build the
> >complete {,B}LFS system in a chroot environment? That means building
> >X, KDE, Apache, PHP and all of their dependencies, like GTK, QT...
>
> Possibly, but IMO, it's not advisable and there's little advantage. When you
> get the base LFS built, let it take over. Then there's no question that
> anything you build has connections to the previous host. That's not to say
> that you shouldn't do prep work from the host for that time. You should have
> all your BLFS, etc., tarballs downloaded, ready for compilation. At least
> have your "essentials" ready, a favorite editor, security tools, favorite
> downloader (snarf, ftp, et al).
Yes, well, that takes too long for me to get my stuff back up and
running... Like I said in my first mail, I can't live too long without
it.
Tijnema
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