On Sun, 2012-12-16 at 13:36 +0100, Jean-Philippe MENGUAL wrote: > Hi, > > Yes, the book explains that for any major update of toolchain, all the > system should be rebuilt. However, I would like your opinion for those > who use lfs everyday. > > My plan is as follows: building lfs on sda1, then blfs on sda2, mounted > in /usr/local.
Be careful with that. Just because you've built everything with --prefix=/usr/local, doesn't mean everything ended up there. In particular, watch for stuff ending up in /etc and /var, as many packages assume those locations are valid unless explicitly overridden with --sysconfdir and --localstatedir... > I can't believe everyone on lfs rebuild all his system at each update. > Rebuilding some part, yes; but all the blfs system... Living with LFS is a great way to learn advanced shell scripting... :) Simon.
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