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Originally Posted by ativg
just the basic one
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Well in that case, I would recommend something like pkgutils, pacman or lfspkg and even pkgtools. There has been written enough on them you could use so you could add it to your LFS.
Neither come with prebuilt binaries though. Another option is guix but I have no experience with it.
CRUX uses pkgutils and is very similar to LFS, there are also binaries you can find online in some repos.
Same thing with pacman from Arch, Arch is not that different from LFS. I used binaries from arch on my LFS before. Things can go wrong though.
Slackware uses pkgtools.
I would not update the toolchain and base (basic LFS book) packages. But adding stuff could be possible for most packages, do check the dependencies.
pkgutils is compatible with archlinux binaries if you rename them to packagename#version.tar.*z and to add it to LFS is as easy as adding libarchive and pkgutils itself.
But then again, why would you mainly want to use binaries from CRUX, Arch or Slack if you run LFS. I used it to try out stuff like firefox, libreoffice and other stuff that compiles way too long for my liking.