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hi.i just finished the lfs ebook and built my system.
i want to start reading blfs.the last version is "Revision 2011-11-09 2011-11-09 Ongoing Release" and i studied lfs 7.0.
is this right version for me to study?
A word of advise: The BLFS isn't set up the same as the LFS book. The LFS book is straight-forward: You start at page one and work all the way to the end. BLFS doesn't work that way!
You need to do chapters 1, 2 and 3 in the order they are presented. After that you decide what you want/need to install. Dependencies are mentioned when needed (you do need to install the required and Recommended dependencies).
Also: Install GMP and Lynx after you've done the first three chapters, that way you have a mouse and a (text)browser, which makes your building life a lot easier.
one questions.in blfs i should boot with my host an chroot to lfs or i just can boot with my new lfs machine?
installing the programs is the same as lfs, right?
one questions.in blfs i should boot with my host an chroot to lfs or i just can boot with my new lfs machine?
installing the programs is the same as lfs, right?
From now on you should use LFS and not the host/chrooted environment method to build stuff.
in the "Chapter 3:The Bash Shell Startup Files" section, should i create all files and folders?
how am i suppose to create them? because there's no GUI and i can't copy the commands!!!
Last edited by devilboy09; 11-19-2011 at 06:44 AM.
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