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On 10/09/2010 10:50 PM, Bryan Kadzban wrote:
> Drew Ames wrote:
>> What you say is true for the root user,
>
> Nope, it's true for the non-root user that I run as, every day, as
> well.
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> But I'm seeing that section 6.2 is wrong; it isn't
Drew Ames wrote:
> What you say is true for the root user,
Nope, it's true for the non-root user that I run as, every day, as well.
Every time I start urxvt or xterm, in fact. My pt_chowns -- both of
them, since this is a multilib system and each bit-size glibc installed
its own -- are user:group
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On 10/09/2010 05:20 AM, max wrote:
> Hi,
>
> here are my notes.
Max, your notes are wonderful!
I had no trouble with the bootscripts and my experience building and
installing the kernel were the same as yours.
With your permission, I'd like to compil
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On 10/09/2010 01:16 PM, Bryan Kadzban wrote:
> max wrote:
>> Chapter 6.12: binutils-2.20
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>> /tools/libexec/pt_chown needs to be suid root at this point,
>
> Not if devpts is set up correctly -- or at least, that used to b
max wrote:
> Chapter 6.12: binutils-2.20
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> /tools/libexec/pt_chown needs to be suid root at this point,
Not if devpts is set up correctly -- or at least, that used to be the
case a couple years ago. You don't need pt_chown if the kernel is
creating the /dev/pts/* dev
Hi,
here are my notes. I generally keep manually created configuration files
as root.
You will notice that I build LFS-6.6 on a Virtual machine (32-bit
emulation). But I think that the procedure is also valid for a 'real'
machine. My last LFS was 6.3 on a real machine and it also build fine
with t
