Download sources, doing LFS offline?
I have a dial up connection. Is there a way to download the basic sources, along w/ dpkg/apt, and then use the debian CDs for other package installation? I have read most of the book, but don't want to try anything if I have to keep downloading stuff.
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So what are you doing? LFS and then putting apt-get on it? You can download the LFS sources as on big tar file (look under the packages link on the LFS news page). If this is a pure Debian question, then I don't know what you're asking. I don't know how well apt-get will react to being put on an LFS system either. Plus, why do LFS if you're just slapping apt-get on it to make it pretty much Debian anyways? There are much better source install managers for LFS if that's what you want.
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I'm wanting to do LFS, but I don't want to have to build KDE etc. from source. My questions is, can I build LFS offline, then give it apt-get in order to access the debian binary packages?
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I have a debian CD set, so I don't want to download binaries online, because I have dialup. Thoughts?
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ok, would it affect lfs at all? because they probably wouldn't be considered 'pure' or anything like that(e.g. debian apllies patches).
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