Le jeudi 03 mai à 08:40, Scott Robertson a écrit : > 1) I don't think that is true. The manual contradicts itself. On the one > hand it tells you to put stuff in $LFS/tools, but then it specifically > recommends NOT putting things in there during the initial compilation > process. It also tells people to create an LFS partition and suggests that > it be used, but doesn't say how or when (at least as far as I've gotten). > It also seems to contradict itself by telling people to uncompress the > tar.bz2 files, but then proceeds as if they were not uncompressed, so clearly > there are some contradictory logic errors in the manual.
There is no logical error in the book ; you have, as said by Tonny, to follow the book. In chapter 5, you should be in $LFS/sources ; in this directory, you should havec downloaded the sources ; then untar the right package with : tar -xvf the_right_package.gz|bz2 cd the_right_package and then execute the commands VERBATIM. When the package is built, come back into $LFS/sources (generally with "cd ..") and the delete the directory the_right_package and for gcc, binutil, etc. delete the_right_package-build directory. For permissions, all is clearly explained. > > > 2) Why are you here if you aren't going to be of any help? I'm not coming > here with no experience with Linux. I've also noticed several problems with > the manual, so clearly this is a work in progress. You, Tony, apparently > can't even be bothered to get it right yourself the first time...sending me 4 > unhelpful e-mails only to say you won't help. Why are you rude at him ? -- Ph. Delavalade -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
