After building and successfully booting LFS 6.2 I would like to backup
the system I have made so far. If I burn a copy of the system onto a dvd
can it be restored without any special problems? will everything copy
successfully? I have never done this before and if anyone has any advice
I would
Hello,
I was working on section 6.9.2 (re-installing glibc in chapter 6) - and it
went all well for the first part. I ran the test and the only errors I got
were for failing the nptl/tst-clock2 and tst-attr3 tests. According to the
book this is a known problem and I am blaming it on the slow hard
>Thanks, that was the ticket
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> I have got to chapter 5.32 on the LFS and tryin
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kriss wrote:
> hi Arnie
> isn't it a protected dvd ?
> also sorry but can you try mplayer ?
Hi Kriss,
It is probably a protected DVD IE: I wouldn't be able to copy it to a
blank DVD and run it from there but I would think I should be able to
pl
On Tue, Oct 10, 2006 at 12:20:59PM -0500, Arnie Stender wrote:
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> Hi All,
> OK, I think I am making progress but I'm not there yet. I have compiled
> xine, gstreamer*, XviD and a number of other packages from the
> "Multimedia Libraries and
hi Arnie
isn't it a protected dvd ?
also sorry but can you try mplayer ?
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Thanks, that was the ticket
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> I have got to chapter 5.32 on the LFS and trying
> I have got to chapter 5.32 on the LFS and trying to change ownership back
> to
> root but when I exec command "chown -R root:root $LFS/tools" I just get
> "operation not permitted" on all of the files and dir.
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> I think this my have to do with a reboot that had to be done during the
> build pro
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Hi All,
OK, I think I am making progress but I'm not there yet. I have compiled
xine, gstreamer*, XviD and a number of other packages from the
"Multimedia Libraries and Drivers" list in BLFS. I have a DVD of
Stargate SG1 episodes that I have be
I have got to chapter 5.32 on the LFS and trying to change ownership back to
root but when I exec command "chown -R root:root $LFS/tools" I just get
"operation not permitted" on all of the files and dir.
I think this my have to do with a reboot that had to be done during the
build process but ever
2006/10/10, Jibon Doley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I have not installed the DHCP client. Is not it possible to connect to
a network from the LFS system alone without installing packages from
BLFS?
It is possible to connect to a static network, but to connect to a
network with a DHCP server it is neede
Ken Moffat wrote:
> I'm reluctant to try gnome-terminal, even though it looks as if it
> will "do the right thing" here - one reason is that I'm interested
> in accented characters. With xterm I can input e.g. circumflex
> accents on w and y like in Welsh : ŵŷ using the 'dead_circumflex'
> (Alt
On 10/10/06, Nikolai <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Did you install the DHCP client daemon? It is needed if Qemu has DHCP
enabled. Otherwise, you need to learn to use ifconfig; but my guess is
that it uses DHCP if the livecd detected the network. Pings don't work
until you get a valid IP.
You can fi
Did you install the DHCP client daemon? It is needed if Qemu has DHCP
enabled. Otherwise, you need to learn to use ifconfig; but my guess is
that it uses DHCP if the livecd detected the network. Pings don't work
until you get a valid IP.
You can find the DHCPCD or DHClient on the BLFS book.
2006
I have sucessfully completed building a LFS 6.2 system using the
Livecd (as a guest OS inside a Qemu virtual machine instance). The
problem now is that I can't connect to my LAN or even to my host
system from my new LFS system (running under Qemu). I tried pinging my
host system's ip address but
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