On Jun 1, 2013, at 6:49 PM, Ken Moffat wrote:
But in 2013, anyone starting from a 2.4 kernel will find that using
a newer host distro is going to be a much better way forward -
almost everything in a system with a 2.4 kernel will now be out of
date, and inadequate for building current kernels (e.g. gcc too
old), let alone current LFS systems.
Especially when dealing with NPTL rather than linuxthreads.
I remmeber using slackware 8.1 back when 2.6 came out and I would
build a 2.6 kernel and run it and build LFS without issue.
Good ole days!
It was LFS 6 when we moved to 2.6. LFS 5.1.1 was the last using 2.4
and linuxthreads.
We have an LFS Technology Preview livecd which was showing off some
new things. I have it here:
http://cross-lfs.org/~kb0iic/LFS_ARCHIVE/livecd/
Sincerely,
William Harrington
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