Instead of trying to patch the kernel, it would be easier (although a
bigger download) to get the version you want and update the config.
The easiest way to do this is to use make oldconfig. First untar the
new kernel. Then, copy .config from the old directory to the new one.
This will keep all yo
On Sun, Jul 23, 2006 at 11:27:00PM -0700, Paul G Rogers wrote:
>
> Over the years I've learned a rule: "Never use version .0 of ANYTHING!"
> I stopped with 2.6.17 just to test. I expect the teeny's fix some late
> glitches. But I want to add some extra packages first.
>
s/glitches/vulnerabili
Richard Melville wrote:
Could you show the failures in glibc and findutils?
Thanks for all your help. I'm away until Wednesday but, Dan, I have
already posted the glibc test failures in the April 2006 archives. You
can see them there. I stripped out some of the obvious ones like the
math
david cuthbertson wrote:
Hi,
I am using the x86-6.2-pre5 of official LFS LiveCD (it has nvidia graphics
support). As a beginner I have been following the instructions to the letter -
only improvising when instructions are absent, such as where I should be
unpacking and configuring, etc. - thou
Hi,
I am using the x86-6.2-pre5 of official LFS LiveCD (it has nvidia graphics
support). As a beginner I have been following the instructions to the letter -
only improvising when instructions are absent, such as where I should be
unpacking and configuring, etc. - though after a bit of reading (
