Andrew Benton wrote:
tst-cancel17.out looks like this
going to cancel tf in-time
going to cancel tf2 in-time
in-time cancellation succeeded
aio_cancel failed
going to cancel tf early
tf cleanup handler not called
I've been seeing these too since early 2.6.11-bk kernels I've been
building with. Som
Dimitry Naldayev wrote:
PS: fdisk confused becouse it want align partition on the cylinder
boundary. Why? I haven't answer...
It does that because DOS and Windows do it, and if fdisk made partitions
that didn't align to cylinder boundaries on a disk shared between Linux
and DOS/Windows things wou
Matthew Burgess wrote:
Exactly, so if we go and remove all those users and groups that we don't
think are required/desired on a base LFS system then it'll cause pain
for those then installing packages from BLFS that require those
users/groups to be present. Admittedly, the pain is minimal (a
'
Matthew Burgess wrote:
That's not the way I saw things Jim, apologies if I've misunderstood
something. To me, things got delayed simply because the move to a
single rules file caused folks to think "why are we setting policy in
the book". The way I saw things was that we could do a simple merg
Nathan Coulson wrote:
I was wondering if that "Is the link up command" could be modified...
I mean it sounds like we could create new networking devices on the
fly, or have networking devices that are only up after special
commands are done. Our current scripts would choke on that.
It already wor
Gerard Beekmans wrote:
It wasn't perfect no. It was one of those cases of "I have 5 minutes to get it
done, need to hack existing script to add vlan capabilities."
Been there, done that :-)
Your method would do the trick too yes, as long as ifconfig.eth0 gets run
before ifconfig.eth0.{10,20}. It
Gerard Beekmans wrote:
However, when the link is brought up, that has to be done on the eth0 device
device, not eth0.623. If you try "ip link set eth0.623 up" while eth0 itself
is down, you get the "SIOCSIFFLAGS: Network is down" error.
Correct. You run "ip link set up" on eth0 device first, then
static",
which assigns IPV4 addresses to existing interfaces.
This is what I use:
#!/bin/sh
# Begin $network_devices/services/vlan
# Written by Kevin P. Fleming <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
. /etc/sysconfig/rc
. $rc_functions
. $IFCONFIG
if [ -z "$VLAN" ]; then
echo "VLAN variabl
Jim Gifford wrote:
This file can be downloaded from
http://downloads.linuxfromscratch.org/udev-config-2.rules.
This looks like the old file, not the new one. It still has the audio
group in it, among other things.
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Archaic wrote:
I'm on the fence about this one. I build a static bash and someother
static tools of which vim is one of them, for recovery needs, but I'm
not sure if the book should recommend that or install vim in /bin in the
first place. A somewhat valid argument would be sed for emergency
purpos
michelangelo wrote:
there is some reason why we don't use --with-gnu-ld flag in builds?
There is no reason to. The configure scripts that accept it will already
automatically determine when the system's 'ld' is GNU ld; this flag is
only used when you know that it is but the script cannot determin
Randy McMurchy wrote:
Noted in the Udev-050 instructions:
"This package does not come with a test suite."
This is not true any longer. Running 'make test' performs a test
suite of 110 individual tests.
Yes, that's actually been true for quite a while now, thanks for
bringing it up.
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Gerard Beekmans wrote:
Would these things best fit under a general "file systems" part or chapter
where we could go more in depth on the various extra file systems available
that could be mounted. Or not worry about it and if BLFS installs software
that needs the usbfs mounted, it could mention
Gerard Beekmans wrote:
In this specific case I would suggest adding a group on this page. There is no
software needed in BLFS like usbutils or something of the sort.
But we are back in the same position; LFS does not create any users
other than root, and root has access to everything. There _is_
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