would like to publicly concur with Richard. Thanks for
> making that comment - I think it is justified...
This kind of "punishment" is more appropriate in a kindergarten than in
this community. Bruce and Matthew are our leaders and I respect their
decision, but I deeply dis
ith devices in LFS: the old MAKEDEV
script
- At some point ease of use might enter the picture. Having all rules
set in one place at one time eases system setup considerably.
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* Bruce Dubbs <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-06-26 17:01]:
> Jeremy (Not Huntwork?)
That's probably Jeremy Utley. These days you can find him in
#lfs-support on IRC as J_Man.
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; /tools/bin/pwd
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 15 Nov 18 2005 stty -> /tools/bin/stty
0[/bin]$
Why and how did jhalfs modify my binaries in /bin?
In the meantime, if somebody could send me a static bash, I'd highly
appreciate it. I can't even compile my own bash.
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* Randy McMurchy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-07-15 20:29]:
> Miguel Bazdresch wrote these words on 07/15/06 19:11 CST:
OK, after analysis of the evidence left, and pondering and reading of
jhalfs files, I've convinced myself that it was my mistake.
I believe that in my current build
* Thrust2 <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2006-07-16 12:43]:
> Miguel Bazdresch wrote:
> >Hi,
>
> >In the meantime, if somebody could send me a static bash, I'd highly
> >appreciate it. I can't even compile my own bash.
> >
>
>
> These have helped me
vim-7.0
vte-0.12.0
wget-1.10.2
which
xchat-2.6.6
xfce-4.3.90.2
zip-2.31
Everything seems to work. I have yet to test my scanner and printer, but
I'm unlikely to have a chance to set them up before the weekend.
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gt; reminder in both spots and be more verbose.
I think it's a good idea, and as you say, it can't hurt. Another option
is just adding a pointer to the first page.
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Hello,
Recently I saw a patch for a vulnerability in mutt 1.5.11. Wouldn't it
be better to upgrade to 1.5.12? I've been using it every day for some
three weeks now without a hitch, and it doesn't require a change to the
BLFS instructions.
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ic, since
it's basic knowledge of how your computer works... OTOH we already
say some pretty basic things, and the proliferation of multicore
CPUs might warrant a mention of make -j.
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C file. And lots of packages
(maybe most?) seem to be made up of many small C files.
I'd say the same thing.
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would
> be appreciated.
I use SANE and have a USB scanner. AFAICT, you don't need any special
kernel stuff to use it (that may be different for SCSI). The libusb
library is required and, in my case, also is libieee1284.
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dy is going to add instructions for converting texinfo
> documentation to other formats. After such addition, a previously-CMMI
> package may no longer count as such.
Not if the instructions are generic enough and can be put in a separate
page that explains how to do it for all (most?) packa
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