On Thu, 24 Mar 2005 07:41:21 -0700, Scott sez:
> Try menu.lst - ie, lowercase ell instead of one.
Oh, for the love of Woz... that was exactly it. I blame it on the fixed
font that Firefox uses to display the user input text! Also the fact that
the software my company sells uses "application-nam
Hi,
I know LFS is more complete and reliable compared to G. O'Keef version
linux build, but it seems his version more suits my need, a toy linux that I
can see the BASH prompt.
The latest version I can find in google is 0.8, I tried it, but after
installing SysVinit, according to the book I r
> Peter B. Steiger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I bought new hardware and I'm using the new hard drive as the target
> for a
> new LFS. Until the new system is bootable, the drives are configured
> like
> this:
>
> hda1 /boot
> hda2 /fat32 (Win98 install)
> hda5 swap
> hda6 /
> hda7 /va
On Wed, Mar 23, 2005 at 02:48:40PM -0700, Peter B. Steiger wrote:
>
> I created a menu.1st file that looks like this:
Try menu.lst - ie, lowercase ell instead of one.
Reminds me of a long-ago program I wrote. One of the users had the
habit acquired on ancient typewriters of using the ell key for
well at this stage, i'd compiled the new 2.6.8.1 LFS kernel, but I wasn't
running it yet, as I hadn't rebooted, so my SuSe kernel with 9.2 is a
2.6.4.x kernel. when i did reboot to get into LFS, it said that it could not
boot anything on that partition
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From: Andrew Bento
