uild),
again as soon as gcc and binutils have been built
a second time, at the beginning of the chapter 6 build,
and again after the final builds of gcc and binutils.
This means I actually build the zlib package eight
times!
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ll.
Personally I find the omission annoying (what if I want to make my own
changes too?) but there it is. Apart from that, the only "dangerous bend"
is that you must *have* the fixincludes directory (ignoring the
LFS instructions for GCC-4.
as
it is with 4.2.x.
I confess I've not built a 2.6.26 kernel yet. I'll do so soon
(probably tomorrow): I'll add a note to this thread if I run
into any problems.
Bernard Leak.
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but what I fetched is labelled with the licence used:
jdk-1_5_0_08-fcs-bin-b03-jrl-08_aug_2006.jar (but the same MD5 sum).
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d the output is
quite exceptionally unhelpful!
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ather a lot of BLFS on top of
it), and I am replacing it "in place", basing myself on Chapter 6,
but with rather fewer suppositions about what's already there
than are made in Chapter 6, so I don't trample all over existing
configurations.
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meant, sort of, but
what does that mean? One deprecates things
by, er, deprecating them. This is my guess at
what was meant.
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leted if the
build directory is the same as the source
directory (I never had trouble with this before...)!
There doesn't seem to be anything relevant in the
explicit Makefile rules which explains this behaviour.
Presumably an implicit rule is being followed -
but then, what rule is it, defined
thing
you want. If you build C, C++ and Ada then you won't
save much by omitting f77, objc and treelang, but if you
don't want gcj then you can spare yourself a lot of building
time and space by omitting that - not that the VM is very
large,
rt LC_ALL=en_GB.utf8
with the predicatable output from `locale'.
These names are as returned by locale -a .
In my "normal" host set-up (Mandrake-10.1 but with
my own unpatched gcc-3.4.3
my own (not relevantly patched) kernel 2.6.11.6
Mandrake's glibc-2.3.3)
I see simi
than glibc-2.3.4
giveas a broken version of gawk-3.1.4 .
Everything in the build was done with
gcc-3.4.3.
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not I can't say.
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see what
I get.
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nds: it's
a small package. If it fails with broken headers
because gawk has created them wrongly then it
takes even less time!
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Dear List,
H'mmm - I tried searching for a prior posting on this subject and got
Index file error: Index file 'lfs-dev.swish' and property file
'lfs-dev.swish.prop' are not related.
But that's by the way.
The problem was discovered while working through blfs (building libgpg-1.0),
but the pr
e me
bang to rights. With hindsight I really should have checked the "live"
versions of LFS for glibc-2.3.5-related patches. Oops!
Anyway, after that my shiny new LFS system boots just fine.
Time to back it all up...
dir)/$(PROG).$(mantype)
$(mandir)/man1/$(PROG).1
-+install-tempfile: tempfile
-+ $(INSTALL) -m 0555 tempfile $(bindir)/tempfile
++install-tempfile: $(srcdir)/tempfile
++ $(INSTALL) -m 0555 $(srcdir)/tempfile $(bindir)/tempfile
+
check:
@echo nothing to check
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ommands send output (standard and error) to the logs, except
when output is being copied / appended to some other file anyway.
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