Hi to everyone!
I've started the build of LFS-hash-style since Bruce said he was interested.
Actually I've just installed gcc-pass1 in toolchain; building on a
native Reiser4 file-system.
Host-system: LFS-SVN-20060906 (with some updates).
Version-check:
bash, version 3.2.5(1)-release
Binutils: v
ort gcc="gcc -Xlinker
-I/tools/lib/ld-linux.so.2"" otherwise libgcc_s.so.1 and the other gcc
libraries uses host /lib/ld-linux.so.2 in spite of the fact the binaries
use /tools/lib/ld-linux.so.2.
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Hello; trying another toolchain I've been encumbered by the "old" cannot
compute sizeof (long double), 77.
Just a note not hash-style related:
When compiling gcc with java language enabled for the awt to work
correctly it should be passed "--enable-java-awt=[gtk,xlib,
Luca wrote:
> Hello; trying another toolchain I've been encumbered by the "old" cannot
> compute sizeof (long double), 77.
>
> Just a note not hash-style related:
>
> When compiling gcc with java language enabled for the awt to work
> correctly it should be pa
;
Automake-1.10;
Bison-2.3;
Flex-2.5.33;
Gmp-4.2.1;
Gperf-3.0.2;
Guile-1.6.7;
Indent-2.2.9;
Libtool-1.5.22;
Libxml2-2.6.26;
Mpfr-2.2.1.
Now I'll start the final system.
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Luca wrote:
>
> Problems solved and a working toolchain is going to be finished in some
> time so I could post a tarball of testsuites logs for chapter6 today
> (probably this afternoon - timezone Europe/Rome).
>
Good evening.
Sorry but my prevision can't be respected;
Hello and good morning!
Just a note about autotools.
There's a bug that makes the "checking for working mktime..." loops
for a while. I'm experiencing this with various packages, latest in
timeline gawk-3.1.5 (others: bash, coreutils, findutils, just as exampl
Luca wrote:
> Hello and good morning!
>
>
> Just a note about autotools.
>
> There's a bug that makes the "checking for working mktime..." loops
> for a while. I'm experiencing this with various packages, latest in
> timeline gawk-3.1.5 (others:
Alexander E. Patrakov wrote:
> Luca wrote:
>> Another bug, manifested in grub-0.97, after applying reiser4 patch:
>> automake --add-missing
>>
>> docs/Makefile.am:3: compiling `kernel.c' with per-target flags requires
>> `AM_PROG_CC_C_O' in `configure.ac
Hello and good afternoon to all.
As promised I tried to send the log-tarball of chapter 6, anyway the
message body is too big.
Note: this try-hash-style-lfs built natively on reiser4 file-system from
a non-capable hash-style host-system (another lfs).
CPU: Authentic AMD64 3300+
cpu MHz 2000.428
is installed with
"--enable-thread-safe". Reason?
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t;make tex" it broke (don't remember exactly the point).
Can you explain me about the possible tex target and not including in
blfs the required dependency?
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not that I think is required; when I tried passing "make tex" in
book-sources it complained about missing db2latex with TeTex and LaTex
installed.
So that's the source of my question.
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Luca wrote:
> Bruce Dubbs wrote:
>
>> Why do you think the db2latex is required? BLFS has teTeX. The
>> makefile generates a TeX file (blfs-book.tex), not a LaTeX file. To
>> create the TeX version of the book, just:
>>
>> tex blfs-book.tex
>>
>&g
it seems to work; dunno.
Debian uses db2lated with a patch of its own but don't know if it solves
the problem.
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/share/dbus-1/services
/{net.ekiga.helper.service,net.ekiga.instance.service,org.gnome.Epiphany.service,org.gnome.SettingsDaemon.service}
and for Gnome-2.16.0, in addition to ones above
/opt/gnome-2.16.0/share/dbus-1/services/gnome-vfs-daemon.service.
I simply added the two servicedirs in session-local.co
Here's attached the original email I sent to faq list.
With best wishes,
Friendly,
Luca
--- Begin Message ---
Hi all!
In Faq, point General compilation errors there's a "Glibc compilation
errors out due to a missing nss.h header file".
Following the link points to:
Glibc co
Luca ha scritto:
> Here's attached the original email I sent to faq list.
>
> With best wishes,
> Friendly,
> Luca
>
Sorry, forgot to say that I reposted here because of a suggestion from Alex.
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Alexander E. Patrakov ha scritto:
> Luca wrote:
>
>
>> In Faq, point General compilation errors there's a "Glibc compilation
>> errors out due to a missing nss.h header file".
>> Following the link points to:
>>
>> Glibc compilation errors
Alexander E. Patrakov ha scritto:
> I used ums.usu.ru because it is faster than my home computer, has more disk
> space, zero-cost Internet access, and because nobody objects to its noise.
> However, this is a remote (5 km away from me) server with 24/7 uptime
> requirement, thus, I had to use v
Luca ha scritto:
>> Host system should support Reiser4 file-system (latest official patch
>> for Reiser4 is for linux kernel 2.6.18.3
No more true; I just looked at namesys site and latest official
reiser4-for-2.6 patch is reiser4-for-2.6.19-2.
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Alexander E. Patrakov ha scritto:
>
>
> Conclusion: reiser4 filesystem works just fine for LFS-6.2 build.
>
>
Hi Alex.
May I ask you eventual build-order changes or what? I tried installing
on reiser4 without adding glibc-headers and worked the same.
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Luca ha scritto:
> Hi.
>
> Just a (maybe, but not intentional) provocatory question:
>
> Since yesterday I can't login anymore in blfs-wiki; tried several times
> but nothing, tried creating another "profile" but ended up in trac errors.
> So, now the question
Hi.
I just tried to create an account for lfs-wiki ended up in an error,
here reported:
Oops…
Trac detected an internal error:
If you think this really should work and you can reproduce it, you
should consider reporting this problem to the Trac team.
Go to http://trac.edgewall.org/ and creat
Matthew Burgess ha scritto:
> Sorry about that, Luca. Should be fixed now.
>
> Regards,
>
> Matt.
>
Hi Matt.
Thanks, it now worked :)
Friendly,
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n" from the book it could imply that Ext3 is
officially supported while others not.
I hope that now what I meant is clearer...
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of mine, tried LFS using other file-systems too: IBM
JFS, Axis JFFS and Red Hat JFFS2.
Friendly,
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be some examples or some hints
pointers or notes...
I know that maybe a newbie would try to follow or to apply these setups
without having knowledge or capabilities and that "Gurus" probably don't
need those indications but these are, imo, "bare" system
be some examples or some hints
pointers or notes...
I know that maybe a newbie would try to follow or to apply these setups
without having knowledge or capabilities and that "Gurus" probably don't
need those indications but these are, imo, "bare" system
mple of using a different filesystem.
Anyway I can write some hints, as per your suggestion :)
Could you please clarify me what do you mean with "something it can't
handle" ?
Best wishes,
friendly,
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Luca ha scritto:
> I think that it depends on the system you're building, example you could
> build LFS on a flash device, on a machine with another os or building on
> a supercomputer or something requiring an "advanced" setup.
>
>
I don't know if that&#
n be used "make INSTALL_HDR_PATH=/usr oldheaders= unwanted=
headers_install" too; it's definitely simpler.
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t; Dan
Hello Dan.
Thanks for the reply and taking it under consideration.
Instead I'm sorry but haven't had the time to check about the headers
installed with wrong permissions issue; Thor's hammer on me :)
Anyway I promise I'll check and eventually report it; the only thing I
can
g, font support (framebuffer
only), grub-emu (testing/debugging), argument parsing interface,
rescue/normal mode, variable support, compression support, command
history/tab completion (normal mode), scripting.
Anyway you can find more on the GRUB Wiki - http://grub.enbug.org/ -
under GRUB 2.
R
ew features are
> being added. (Though I'm not sure what sense of the word "maintained"
> they're using then... but whatever. Presumably it just means they'd
> still fix bugs if there are any.)
Hello Bryan.
I used "maintained" simply according to
king since last year
to a DVD installation set covering archs I've tested and adding more
things to installation options, deviating from LFS and BLFS so don't
take it as related or whatever.
Now I'm looking for a good Qt4 programming book to change installer to
have it graphica
testsuite log somewhere (I posted to Alexander first
time I tried gcc-4.3.0), if interested I could search and post it here
or as attachment.
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- Original Message -
From: "Alexander E. Patrakov" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "BLFS Development List" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 13, 2007 3:15 PM
Subject: Re: Gnome-Python
> Luca wrote:
>> no-reply received
>
> Strange. I sen
it safely (I mean no expressive changes) instead of
6.2?
2) What about Hint Project? I mean, after writing and testing the hint,
posting to hint mailing list will be picked up or what? I ask because
state of hint project.
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gs are :)
Anyway there's Open Source Xen (actually up-to-date 3.1.0 release)
freely downloadable as pre-packaged and source code.
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gt; state of hint project.
>
> We will get it into the repository.
>
> -- Bruce
Hi Bruce and thanks for the reply :)
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Well, it seems I have to change a line: there are two users interested
:)
I be back in two weeks and I'll start testing XEN-Lfs using Xen-4.0.0
and Lfs-6.3 as dom0 and domU then write the hint.
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Hello.
Sorry to say it'll take me more time than estimated.
I've got to publish a paper and waiting new hardware delivery (to be
used to test and write the hint).
Regards,
Luca
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; one
> that you've subscribed to the list you're trying to post to. I've
> been
> hit with that too. Subscribe it, and I'm guessing it'll work fine.
Hi Bryan.
Wrong guess.
When I changed email subscription account to Gmail one happened so I
changed it back to anoth
t; interested in adding a patch here which takes one extra command to
> workaround. Which, now that I look again, makes this much easier to
> solve.
>
> # make INSTALL_HDR_PATH=/usr oldheaders= headers_install
>
It can be used "make INSTALL_HDR_PATH=/usr oldheaders= unwanted=
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