On Sat, 2005-12-10 at 03:31 +, Karl wrote:
> > It's ok, I am studying the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/localnet"
Solved:
- in "/etc/initng/net/lo" -
service net/lo {
# */
need = system/mountfs system/modules system/hostname;
use = system/static-modules system/coldplug;
e
On Sat, 2005-12-10 at 03:27 +, Karl wrote:
> It's ok, I am studying the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/loopback"
Should be "/etc/rc.d/init.d/localnet"
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On Sat, 2005-12-10 at 02:44 +, Karl wrote:
> could you steer me in
> the right direction how to set up /etc/initng/net/eth0 and ---"---/lo
> please, mucho appreciato!
It's ok, I am studying the "/etc/rc.d/init.d/loopback" and "network"
files for hints. Still, any tips appreciated :)
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On Thu, 2005-12-08 at 14:17 +0100, Philipp Christian Ammann wrote:
> 2.) use initng (http://initng.thinktux.net/index.php/Main_Page) instead of
> sysvinit.
> regards,
> philipp
Hi, I got it working sweet except for eth0 and lo. I have no ifup or
ifdown commands and can't seem to find a howto, co
On Fri, 2005-12-09 at 13:32 -0700, Archaic wrote:
> Never underestimate the level of weirdness that can happen when a stick
> of RAM goes bad. ;)
Amen! My daughter was using two 256MB sticks on her Winduhs machine for
months and I thought the occasional lockups were just Windows being
Windows, but
On Fri, Dec 09, 2005 at 09:52:57AM -0500, Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
>
> If you can reproduce this (when you have the time) I'd be interested in
> seeing more about what's going on.
Never underestimate the level of weirdness that can happen when a stick
of RAM goes bad. ;) The person who has physical
On 12/9/05, Jeremy Huntwork <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ryan Moszynski wrote:
> > now, the directions for exim require you to logout of root and log
> > back in as a regular user that the directions tell you to create. my
> > question is, how do you do that from the livecd environment?
>
> When y
Ryan Moszynski wrote:
> i recently finished my main installation. i used the lfs live cd as
> host and everything went smoothly. In fact so smoothly that i'm not
> quite ready to give up that environment just yet. I am attempting to
> install lynx so i can read the blfs book while actually runni
i recently finished my main installation. i used the lfs live cd as
host and everything went smoothly. In fact so smoothly that i'm not
quite ready to give up that environment just yet. I am attempting to
install lynx so i can read the blfs book while actually running the
system i just built, an
Richard Melville wrote:
/ Thanks Dave. Do you mean that if the Hunks aren't listed then they
/>/ have succeeded? In addition, an offset of 103 lines isn't *off by a
/>/ line or so.* Is this still acceptable?/
Yep. :) If the hunks aren't listed, they've succeeded. :) And the offset
of 1
> Thanks Dave. Do you mean that if the Hunks aren't listed then they
> have succeeded? In addition, an offset of 103 lines isn't *off by a
> line or so.* Is this still acceptable?
Yep. :) If the hunks aren't listed, they've succeeded. :) And the offset
of 103 lines is fine... It just means
Richard Melville wrote these words on 12/09/05 09:30 CST:
> Thanks Dave. Do you mean that if the Hunks aren't listed then they
> have succeeded? In addition, an offset of 103 lines isn't *off by a
> line or so.*
> Is this still acceptable?
Yes. Even though it's ugly and there is fuzz along wit
On 12/9/05, Richard Melville <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > />/ and I've just applied the expect-5.43.0-spawn-1.patch. I received
> > />/ the following output:- />/ />/ patching file exp_chan.c
> > />/ Hunk #1 succeeded at 622 (offset 103 lines)
[...]
> Thanks Dave. Do you mean that if the Hunk
Richard Melville wrote:
/Hi
/>/ />/ I'd welcome some advice. I'm up to chapter 5.9.1 in the 6.1
LFS book
/>/ and I've just applied the expect-5.43.0-spawn-1.patch. I received
/>/ the following output:- />/ />/ patching file exp_chan.c
/>/ Hunk #1 succeeded at 622 (offset 103 lines)
/>/ pat
Archaic wrote:
> FWIW, the livecd kernel, or the burned disk, is in some way flawed on
> this particular machine as I can reproduce an internal compiler error
> everytime. The same iso works fine building LFS on other machines with
> older procs. It's not the livecd toolchain, either, because I ca
On 12/8/05, Karl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As regards tips: I would say the best way of getting fast boot times is
> to compile all the needed stuff into the kernel ("y" not "m") and remove
Maybe not. I would recommend that network drivers and alsa drivers be
compiled as modules than into the k
> I second the InitNG recommendation. I got my 3 minute debain boot down
to 1 minute just by doing the two things above.
initng should decrease booting time (depending on what is beeing loaded)
up to 1/3 of sysvinit's without any further optimization.
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Chandan M. C. wrote:
Hai ,
During compilation of keymap into the kernel-2.6.11.12 in chapter 8.3 of
lfs6.1.1 .i couldn't find the defkeymap.c instead it has
defkeymap.c_shipped and defkeymap.map.
This is the command i have to run.
loadkeys -m /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/[path to keym
Chandan M. C. wrote:
Hai ,
During compilation of keymap into the kernel-2.6.11.12 in chapter 8.3 of
lfs6.1.1 .i couldn't find the defkeymap.c instead it has
defkeymap.c_shipped and defkeymap.map.
This is the command i have to run.
loadkeys -m /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/[path to keym
Hai ,
During compilation of keymap into the kernel-2.6.11.12 in chapter 8.3 of
lfs6.1.1 .i couldn't find the defkeymap.c instead it has
defkeymap.c_shipped and defkeymap.map.
This is the command i have to run.
loadkeys -m /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/[path to keymap] > \
drivers/ch
Ryan Moszynski wrote these words on 12/09/05 02:50 CST:
> what in the world can be suspicious about "login question?"
> i'm pretty creative and i can't figure it out.
You probably sent the email in HTML and not plain text. HTML
messages are bounced with that exact message.
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Ryan Moszynski wrote these words on 12/09/05 02:41 CST:
> am i missing something?
Yes, I urge you to check out the last command in section 6.58.1 in
the 6.1.1 stable book. :-)
In the future, please report (ask) these types of questions to the
LFS-Support list.
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i just sent a question to this list with the subject: login question.
i though that it was a funny subject since, normally if someone was
having a problem "logging in" to their computer, i would suggest their
hardware be donated to goodwill so that someone more deserving could
use it. so what, rig
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