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Hi!
I have installed lfs for a few times, and its realy amazing to extract every
package before compiling and installing them. I think some of the lfs book
reader (as me) are looking forward to have a command to extract all the lfs
packages before starting chapter 5.
I wrote this bash script:
(you have to stay in the dircetory where the lfs packages are stored)
#!/bin/bash
#extract all *.tar.bz2 files && delete them
for filename in ./*.tar.bz2
do
bzcat $filename | tar xv && rm $filename
done
#extract the last files, like *.patch.bz2 and MAKEDEV*.bz2
for filename in ./*.bz2
do
bunzip2 $filename && rm $filename
done
#--------------end
"&& rm $filename" could be left out, but then the next loop to extract the
one file bz2 packages must be corrected.
greets from germany
Thomas
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