To the kind attention of Bruce Dubbs *
I'm blocked in LFS-Book-7.0 building at chapter 6.23 not knowing what to do for
the FAILING "test-parse-datetime" I encounter.
Searching in the literature I found that there is a patch (Description: Avoid
false positive test in parse-datetime-test)
not y
s Staub :
> On 12/03/2011 04:53 AM, Giorgio Cittadini wrote:
>> Hi Andy, thanks for your quick answer. I understand that the two
>> solutions are equivalent: so I kept at work the symlink.
>> Now, another question, yet discussed - as I could verify - in
>> lfs-support,
disturb, but I think the same question will hit other neophytes.
giocitta
2011/12/3 Andrew Benton :
> On Fri, 02 Dec 2011 22:55:45 +0100
> Giorgio Cittadini wrote:
>
>> Today I began my second approach to LFS: I'm trying to build a pure 64
>> bit OS based on the kernel 3.1
Today I began my second approach to LFS: I'm trying to build a pure 64
bit OS based on the kernel 3.1.4.
The first approach (sufficiently smooth and fully successful) was from
and for a 32 bit OS.
The version of the book being used is 7.0. The host distribution is
Ubuntu version 64 bit 11.10 (it
Just this morning I downloaded it from:
pkgs.fedoraproject.org/repo/pkgs/iproute/iproute2-2.6.39.tar.gz/8a3../iproute2-2.6.39.tar.gz
Bye.
giocitta
2011/12/1 Bruce Dubbs :
> David Scott Williams wrote:
>> Anyone know an alternate location for:
>>
>> http://devresources.linuxfoundation.org/dev/
Sorry to disturb with my simple problem. I would like to repeat my
formative (and successful) experience with LFS-book 6.8 building,
using the much waited LFS-book 7.0 stable on my 64bit PC. Have you any
idea about the date when it will be downloadable? Many thanks.
--
http://linuxfromscratch.org/
RESOLVED!!! The suggestion to use BLFS SVN as a progressive complement
to LFS-6.8 has been successfull, at least as regards GPM 1.20.6, that
could be installed without any patch (and actually works well). Thanks
again.
Giorgio Cittadini
2011/8/18 Giorgio Cittadini :
> Thanks for y
Thanks for your suggestion. I'll try in the next days and I'll keep
you informed about the hoped success.
Giorgio Cittadini
2011/8/18 William Immendorf :
> On Thu, Aug 18, 2011 at 2:51 AM, Giorgio Cittadini wrote:
>> I hope I'm not becoming tedious, but, while running
ding where. Have you any suggestion about what to do?
Without GPM it is very hard to work in an OS using only the commad line.
Please, accept my best regards.
giocitta
2011/8/17 Andrew Benton :
> On Wed, 17 Aug 2011 08:31:06 +0200
> Giorgio Cittadini wrote:
>
>> (5) But also if I
lus-7 | Windows 7" choice.
I understand that under LFS no role must be given to grub-mkconfig and
/usr/etc/grub.d files: it's better to forget their existence and
manually editing grub.cfg (saving it with wq!).
I'm very happy and now I can begin BLFS.
Again many thanks to all you.
Gi
To the attention of Andy and Mac (with many thanks for having
considered my problem).
This is how the things go.
I installed LFS-6.8 on a notebook HP Pavilion dv6215ea with i386 dual
core CPU. My situation at the moment is the following:
(1) 500 GB HD partitioned so to have Windows 7 (reserved) i
Hi all,
I'm very happy because I just finished to install LFS-6.8 easily
following the very precise Book, with only a problem resolved thanks to
the help by Andrew Benton.
My host was Ubuntu 11.4 with Pentium Dual Core.
All is OK, but when I've booted the first time using Grub, I found only
"Linux
ve along.
Giocitta
2011/8/13 Andrew Benton :
> On Sat, 13 Aug 2011 09:31:59 +0200
> Giorgio Cittadini wrote:
>
>> CC="gcc" /usr/bin/perl scripts/test-installation.pl /sources/glibc-build/
>> /tools/lib/gcc/i686-pc-linux-gnu/4.5.2/../../../../i686-pc-linux-gnu
Hello,
As you easily will understand I'm a little more than a Linux newbie,
but I can "talk" sufficiently well to my OS from the command line.
I'm following LFS-BOOK 6.8. Everything went successfully until section
6.2. My host is Ubuntu 11.4. All the host's prerequisites are OK.
No error in "make"
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