Hi all,
I'm having troubles using the ALFS tools,
specifically jhalfs-2.1
I get the following error:
mk_LUSER
You are going to log into the user account lfs
su requires a password
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On 1/20/07, Ben DiDonc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> I m having a go at LFS (v6.2) and everything went smoothly until I got
> to chapter 6.12 (GCC build).
> I applied the various sed substitutions, ran configure and got to the
> "make" command. Everything compiles fine for about 3 SBU
Hi everyone,
I m having a go at LFS (v6.2) and everything went smoothly until I got
to chapter 6.12 (GCC build).
I applied the various sed substitutions, ran configure and got to the
"make" command. Everything compiles fine for about 3 SBUs and then it
fails with:
/sources/gcc-build-pass3/gcc/xgcc
Randy McMurchy wrote on 20-01-07 21:30:
> Nadav Vinik wrote these words on 01/20/07 14:23 CST:
>> [snip the 12 top-posted lines and over 200 lines of previous comments]
>
> This conversation is really good, and will be great for the archives,
> however, it would be nice if you guys could stop top
On 1/20/07, Slackrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I downloaded the LFS ISO
>
> I used the LFS ISO as host as I no longer trust the Linux Distro I
> have installed and am set to dump it as soon as I can
>
> Single drive Toshiba M40 Laptop with drive partitioned:
> HDA1NTFS Windows Bootable
Slackrat wrote:
> The precise message on boot is
>
> VFS: Cannot open root device "hda4/LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH" or unknown
> block(0,0)
>
I've just finished my first LFS build a couple of hours ago, also on a
toshiba M series laptop, after solving that very same problem. In my
case, it was a matt
Did you add necessary drivers to the kernel?
It not work directly by compile the kernel but there is need to add
some with "make menuconfig".
Unfortunately, I don't remember what I choose.
Nadav
On 1/20/07, Slackrat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> The precise message on boot is
>
> VFS: Cannot o
Nadav Vinik wrote these words on 01/20/07 14:23 CST:
> [snip the 12 top-posted lines and over 200 lines of previous comments]
This conversation is really good, and will be great for the archives,
however, it would be nice if you guys could stop top-posting and also
start trimming the original mes
Do you have script like that?
since It user readable but it harder to parse in simple regular expression:
$ ldd /bin/bash
linux-gate.so.1 => (0xe000)
libreadline.so.5 => /lib/libreadline.so.5 (0xb7f6c000)
libhistory.so.5 => /lib/libhistory.so.5 (0xb7f64000)
li
Thank you for taking the time to explain what I was geussing at.
And I think ldd used with package_users will put me directly on the
path to a dynamic dependecy tree.
for instance ldd bash returns bash's dependencies which in turn are
owned by the package that installed them. A script that updates
> kernel /LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH/boot/lfskernel-2.6.16.35 root=/dev/hda4
> init=/LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH/sbin/init
There's no slash on the end of root=/dev/hda4. I fixed that.
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Hello
I think, that correct string in menu.lst is
kernel /LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH/boot/lfskernel-2.6.16.35 root=/dev/hda4/
init=/LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH/sbin/init
as root parameter tells the root device, not directory.
Well, I think, you may have some other troubles caused with $PATH
variable, as it may
The precise message on boot is
VFS: Cannot open root device "hda4/LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH" or unknown
block(0,0)
Please append correct "root=" boot option
Kernel panic ("hda4/LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH" or unknown
block(0,0))
I get similar trying to boot into the hda4/
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Hello
Did you get any error or warning in the boot?
Press c in the grub then you get a grub console.
you write the same line of LFS as the menu.lst but use the key
to complete path and therefore to check that grub found what it need.
I think "root=/dev/hda4/LINUX_FROM_SCRATCH" should be
"root=(
I downloaded the LFS ISO
I used the LFS ISO as host as I no longer trust the Linux Distro I
have installed and am set to dump it as soon as I can
Single drive Toshiba M40 Laptop with drive partitioned:
HDA1NTFS Windows Bootable
HDA2WIN95/VFAT Windows/Linux non Bootable storage
Hi list,
Seeing as I haven't tried pkgsrc on Linux before I decided to try it out
on my host system, Fedora Core 6, to see if anything needed tweaking (I
use pkgsrc on netbsd so am fairly familiar with it), especially as I
have justly "blindly recommended" it :)
Hopefully this will be helpful
Kevin Williams wrote:
>
> 2) Ctrl+Alt+Fn combination doesn't work when the kdm login screen is
> displayed !! The only way I can use Ctrl+Alt+Fn is either to login into
> kde or select "Console Login" from the drop down menu and thus terminate
> kdm session. While in other runl
Hello,
Thank you very much for your help with my error with grub.
With cfdisk I changed the partition id into 83 and now my system boot very
welll
Thaks a lot
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