thanks robert, thats helpful
On Thu, Jun 24, 2010 at 9:44 AM, Robert A. Lerche wrote:
> I built a customized (somewhat stripped, then other things added) LFS
> back in April, 2009. It's based on the 6.3 LFS live CD with packages
> updated to the 6.4 book (current at the time).
>
> The LFS live
I built a customized (somewhat stripped, then other things added) LFS
back in April, 2009. It's based on the 6.3 LFS live CD with packages
updated to the 6.4 book (current at the time).
The LFS live CD is a very good starting point. I haven't explored
other (even more stripped) alternatives like
checking out tinycore nowlooks very promising, thanks.
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 8:51 PM, Smartboy wrote:
> On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 5:13 PM, Eric Miller
> wrote:
> > im not familiar with busybox...it doesn't look like a stand alone distro,
> > but rather a rollup of basic linux essentials in
On Wed, Jun 23, 2010 at 5:13 PM, Eric Miller wrote:
> im not familiar with busybox...it doesn't look like a stand alone distro,
> but rather a rollup of basic linux essentials in one package.
>
> so, you guys are suggesting that i put busybox on a stripped down LFS system
> and rock out with that?
On Wednesday 23 June 2010 19:25:52 Eric Miller wrote:
> hey all...haven't been here since 2002 lolz.
>
> I'm hoping to build a stripped down LFS to use on a livecd that will do one
> thing only: present the user with a simple scripted text menu, and then
> (based on the menu input) .dd an image to
Eric Miller wrote:
> hey all...haven't been here since 2002 lolz.
>
> I'm hoping to build a stripped down LFS to use on a livecd that will do one
> thing only: present the user with a simple scripted text menu, and then
> (based on the menu input) .dd an image to a usb thumb drive.
You might con
im not familiar with busybox...it doesn't look like a stand alone distro,
but rather a rollup of basic linux essentials in one package.
so, you guys are suggesting that i put busybox on a stripped down LFS system
and rock out with that?
yes the .dd images (there are two of them to choose from) wi
Eric Miller wrote:
> hey all...haven't been here since 2002 lolz.
>
> I'm hoping to build a stripped down LFS to use on a livecd that will do one
> thing only: present the user with a simple scripted text menu, and then
> (based on the menu input) .dd an image to a usb thumb drive.
>
> That's it
hey all...haven't been here since 2002 lolz.
I'm hoping to build a stripped down LFS to use on a livecd that will do one
thing only: present the user with a simple scripted text menu, and then
(based on the menu input) .dd an image to a usb thumb drive.
That's it.
boots, runs the menu, dds the
