On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 02:05:50PM +0200, Sylvain BERTRAND wrote:
> On Thu, Sep 22, 2016 at 11:12:00AM +0200, Sylvain BERTRAND wrote:
> > I will soon compile a recent linux kernel (with that c++ garbage which is
> > gcc
> > unfortunately) for x86_64/x86 and see if that kbluid was damaged again.
>
On Wed, Sep 28, 2016 at 4:34 PM, Hannes Blut wrote:
> On 22.09.16 at 03:42pm, stephen Turner wrote:
>>
>> I liked the old debian floppy net install, 75 mb base cli only image.
>> apt get your way to happiness. It didn't fit with the suckless as they
>> did a lot to their system but it wasn't ubunt
Hi all,
I would like to experiment with stali and install built-from-source
applications on top of the base installation. For this I need a musl based
toolchain not for cross-compiling, but as part of my stali system. Can someone
give me some hints on how to achieve this?
My experience so f
Bruno Vetter wrote:
Can someone give me some hints on how to achieve this?
Hi,
All you have to do is (at least how I've once tried it):
1. Create a directory for your build.
2. cd to it.
3. clone toolchain and src from Git.
4. cd src
5. Clone the kernel
6. export STALISRC=/path/to/$builddir/s
Background first. I'm running a simple kernel, busybox, make, pcc,
musl, binutils (patched for ash) environment. Its run from ram so i
can trash the environment as many times as i care to reboot. That
being said I decided to install suckless in place allowing it to
overwrite the busybox links just
On Mon, 3 Oct 2016 17:23:50 -0400
stephen Turner wrote:
Hey Stephen,
> Background first. I'm running a simple kernel, busybox, make, pcc,
> musl, binutils (patched for ash) environment. Its run from ram so i
> can trash the environment as many times as i care to reboot. That
> being said I decid
> what do you guys do for wget like functionality? opt for curl?
I just use curl. If you really need something small, you could use
netcat:
nc example.com 80
GET / HTTP/1.1
Host: example.com
User-Agent: netcat
> I have never had ls without color or column included (i'm spoiled) and
> google isn't being overly helpful at the moment. I found the cols
> command and ls | cols solved that so i can just create an alias, what
> about getting color? Is there a suckless solution?
An alias won't work here as you
@Evan
I am not too fluent at advanced shell at the moment so help me out
with this one please, I checked the advanced scripting guide but want
to make sure i understand this.
s() { ls -F "$@" | cols; }
s() implies that you have created an alias for ls as "s" and the () is
to listen for what follow
On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 4:34 PM, stephen Turner
wrote:
> @Evan
> I am not too fluent at advanced shell at the moment so help me out
> with this one please, I checked the advanced scripting guide but want
> to make sure i understand this.
Please do not read that, it's full of practices that are out
Thanks for the links i will check it out! Also i wasn't aware of the
-F function, playing with it now and that is a big help with working
around the whole color bit. Clearly the / is for directories. How are
the rest used? Surprisingly even google doesn't know. From what i
could see they didn't lab
On Mon, Oct 3, 2016 at 5:02 PM, stephen Turner
wrote:
> Thanks for the links i will check it out! Also i wasn't aware of the
> -F function, playing with it now and that is a big help with working
> around the whole color bit. Clearly the / is for directories. How are
> the rest used? Surprisingly
On Mon, Oct 3, 2016, at 17:23, stephen Turner wrote:
> I see a few items have the -i removed, I can't say i use the
> interactive mode but i assume you removed it due to redundancy and so
> i'm curious how you would normally do that the suckless way.
This probably sucks since I am not an expert sh
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