Hi,
Thanks for your answers. I have read in the manual carefully again. I am
really sorry, I missed the
mentioning that linux won't boot from UUID with out initrd. So I went a head
and change
my boot line to root=/dev/sdb1 like you suggested.
However, the error still persists. I suspect it has to
Hi
I'm using book version 6.8. My host operating system is ubuntu 10.04. I
made it to section 6.13.1. Everything worked ok up to this point. I ran
the ./configure --prefix=/usr --enable-cxx --enable-mpsd. I get the
error: checking for suitable m4... configure: error: No usable m4 in
$PATH or /usr/
On Tue, 2 Aug 2011 05:41:27 -0400
"Bill Cunningham" wrote:
> How do you save your work on the LFS dvd?
You can't save your work on the DVD.
If you mount a partition of your hard drive at /mnt/lfs then you can
write files there. If you unmount it cleanly the data will persist and
can be remou
On Tue, 2 Aug 2011 08:21:11 +0200
Oz Nahum Tiram wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I know this error has been encountered many times before, but I just can't
> get over this last hurdle.
> I have been digging the net for more than a month now, and recompiled my
> kernel over and over.
> But still no luc
How do you save your work on the LFS dvd? I also would like to hibernate
my system. When I first boot the bottom of the screen says "kernel active"
but a BIOS test must be ran and I'm getting an interrupt I believe. Does
that mean I should reset some settings there or is a POST problem error
Oz Nahum Tiram wrote:
> Hi Everyone,
>
> I know this error has been encountered many times before, but I just
> can't get over this last hurdle.
> I have been digging the net for more than a month now, and recompiled my
> kernel over and over.
> But still no luck.
> Here is some background:
> I ins
