unable to install apt on LFS
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I have successfully installed dpkg on my lfs system but cant seem to install apt I get the below errors Code:
root [ /sources ]# dpkg -i apt_0.9.7.6_i386.deb I have tried severaal versins of apt but I get similar errors. Is there an up to date guide or instructions somewhere to install apt on an lfs system? The hint I was using is http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/hint...files/dpkg.txt I used it to install the latest dpkg.(version 1.16.9 (i386)) But I cant seems to get apt to work please help. I have been stuck on this for more than 2 days! Regards James |
Have you tried downloading the source and compiling it, that would solve the stupid apt errors, ( I don't like apt, and don't see the point of compiling LFS and then using a package manager to install binary's ).
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http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...kg-4175438741/ No apt functions will work in an LFS OS, I think. |
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I dont like/use apt so I don't have an axe to grind anyway. |
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I so i tried installing the apt dependencies mentioned for apt even going back to the really old version of apt mentioned in the hint, to install libc6 I need to install the eglibc package which just doesnt seem to build from source. I get errors again which on googling showed unresolved threads elsewhere. I hope to get this solved at linuxquestions coz i get most solutions here... Regards James |
If you are not married to apt why not try a different approach, try using one of the other package managers like yum, but if you are happy to write a front end gui for apt why not just do it from scratch I use my own package manager based on slackware's slackpkg for instance, or then again if you are aiming to REALLY dumb down your installation, should you be letting just anybody install/uninstall stuff? which could totally fubar you install!
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I tried installing eglibc (libc6) the dependency of apt, but I get the below error:-
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make[2]: Leaving directory `/sources/eglibc-2.11.3/csu' Please help... |
I have the same question with you
Just compiling the GnuTLS from source code. I don't know how many dependies missing. Good luck.
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necro post! this thread is ten years old!
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