2007/12/3, Andreas Hofer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hi all,
>
> I want to install LFS on a Vortex86SX controller produced by the
> taiwanese company DMP. Its instruction set is claimed to be 100%
> compatible to i486SX, thus lacking floating point instructions and
> anything beyond a 486.
>
> First thi
Andreas Hofer wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I want to install LFS on a Vortex86SX controller produced by the
> taiwanese company DMP. Its instruction set is claimed to be 100%
> compatible to i486SX, thus lacking floating point instructions and
> anything beyond a 486.
>
> First thing I tried was boot the l
Hi all,
I want to install LFS on a Vortex86SX controller produced by the
taiwanese company DMP. Its instruction set is claimed to be 100%
compatible to i486SX, thus lacking floating point instructions and
anything beyond a 486.
First thing I tried was boot the live CD on that thing but the kernel
On 03/12/2007, Hoang Vu Tuan Anh <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Unable to load i915 kernel module
>
Compile your kernel with drm support and the i915 module. (or build the
modules from the linux-core off libdrm and modprobe/insmod them if your
kernel has support for loadable kernel modules)
--
ht
The easiest and probably best thing to do (I do it ;) is to use
something like this in .bashrc for the lfs user:
cd $LFS/sources
sh stage1-static.sh 2>&1 | tee /mnt/lfs/sources/logs/detailed-stage1.log
exit
Of course your scripts need to be in $LFS/sources/[somewhere]. After
the lfs user automatic
