On 5/1/05, Andrew Benton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Phillip Fynan wrote:
> > OK, Thanks anyway.
> > I guess I can try hacking out an upgrade to my RedHat 9 system that
> > doesn't quite work (I'm lazy and quite a newbie - read: first time
> > rebuilding the kernel), or using the LFS live CD.
> >
Phillip Fynan wrote:
OK, Thanks anyway.
I guess I can try hacking out an upgrade to my RedHat 9 system that
doesn't quite work (I'm lazy and quite a newbie - read: first time
rebuilding the kernel), or using the LFS live CD.
It would be cool if that really did work, though.
You would be wise to nai
Ken Moffat wrote:
I'm a little uncertain which
version to point you at, I think Matt was going to fix up some minor
issues, so maybe the 'testing-20050428' is the closest we've got to a
6.1 release.
Yeah, I've been really pressed for time just recently.
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/tes
OK, Thanks anyway.
I guess I can try hacking out an upgrade to my RedHat 9 system that
doesn't quite work (I'm lazy and quite a newbie - read: first time
rebuilding the kernel), or using the LFS live CD.
It would be cool if that really did work, though.
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Phillip Fynan
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Phillip Fynan wrote:
I know in the system requirements it lists a 2.6 kernel for udev to
work, but I was wondering if I could build most of the packages on my
2.4 kernel and upgrade for the final steps?
It would save a lot of effort before I get started, but will it work?
You'd pay for it later tho
