se glibc's C++ library alongside it.
(Emphasis on "possible".)
I'll shut up now and let you guys get back on-topic. :-)
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y packages (autotools comes to mind) and
rebuilding others with -Os.
If you actually get serious about deleting unnecessary files, Gnome
has a tool called "baobab" (or "Disk Usage Analyzer" under the menu)
that makes pretty graphs that show you which parts of a directory tree
are che
If the plans to include initramfs go forward, would those be targeted for
8.0?
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On Sun, Feb 5, 2012 at 11:16 AM, Bruce Dubbs wrote:
> We are starting to plan for LFS-7.1. We are anticipating an -
tree. At the same time, the existing system works and I don't see
any compelling reason to change it.)
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reference to that section early in the LFS chapter on the kernel.
I would love to see initramfs covered by Linux From Scratch (it would be
*really* handy for LFS-based liveCD/flashdrive systems) but I really don't
see it belonging in a "normal" LFS system.
William Tracy
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the "non-technical" users, and the
mailing list gets used by the developers and the occasional power user. I
think that speaks volumes about which is more appropriate for a project with
the words "from scratch" in its name. :-)
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th every push to revision control?
Sure. Multiple web front-ends, because someone wants an app written in PHP,
and someone else wants an app built with Ruby on Rails? Sure.
I already have enough projects on my plate, but if anyone out there wants to
build this, I might be able to pitch in. :-)
rlier
(as opposed to, say, my system clock being on the fritz) but was something
outside of the package build directory (which is why starting that package
over again didn't help).
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On Wed, Aug 31,
tuitive to debug.
So, can I suggest adding a bullet point to the book addressing this
potential trap?
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