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hey there i was thinking of building my first LFS system but i can't seem to figure out which distro to use.. because most distros are either out of date or are too fresh.. however i did try out a few distros but most of them don't seem to meet the host system requirements as stated here. could anyone please suggest me a distro thanks in advance..
I've used Slackware, Gentoo, Debian, Arch, Fedora, Scientific, LFS, and CLFS as the host when building (C)LFS systems. The last time I built LFS was using a Slackware-14.0 host. From what I've seen and heard, the *buntus are more problem than they're worth, so I would avoid them as a LFS host. However, most any distro will do as long as it meets the minimum requirements on the page you've linked to.
how do i login as root in salix 13.32.. i know the username is root and the password is live but when i enter that it says "the system administrator is not allowed to login from this screen"
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