Drew Ames wrote:
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> On 12/12/2010 08:28 PM, robert wrote:
>> Someday of course I'll be able to add only known quantities after the
>> "fresh" build and thereby keep the whole thing smartly clean
>> something like a system-wide RSA number.
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On 12/12/2010 08:28 PM, robert wrote:
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> Someday of course I'll be able to add only known quantities after the
> "fresh" build and thereby keep the whole thing smartly clean
> something like a system-wide RSA number.
>
Robert,
If you're looking f
Ken Moffat wrote:
> Two thoughts (as someone who creates his own scripts to do this).
> First, give some thought to catching error messages (e.g. by logging
> stderr), whilst remembering that every script you create will bring
> its own new bugs.
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> Second, and more importantly, the perfect is
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 04:22:45PM -0600, robert wrote:
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> I believe now, I'm going to concatenate all my commands (or at least as
> many as should reasonably be concatenated) with && and then try to get
> it to build overnight.
>
> Any precautionary notes before I light out for the wilderness
Randy McMurchy wrote:
> robert wrote these words on 12/12/10 16:22 CST:
>> Any precautionary notes before I light out for the wilderness?
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> Why reinvent the wheel? An automated system to build LFS already exists!
> Instead of simply doing boring work adding together the commands, why
> not use y
robert wrote these words on 12/12/10 16:22 CST:
> Any precautionary notes before I light out for the wilderness?
Why reinvent the wheel? An automated system to build LFS already exists!
Instead of simply doing boring work adding together the commands, why
not use your new Linux system to do someth
No small sense of accomplishment attaches to having "finished" up this
project. Of course, this cannot be anywhere near as gratifying as
having actually put together this little project. Many people no doubt
involved. A warm "gracias" "merci beaucoup" "danke" to all of you.
As I believe I me
