Which LFS for a macbook Pro
I am looking into starting an LFS for my macbook pro. My question is should i follow the LFS book or the CLFS one?
EDIT: Sorry, my bad! I didn't carefully reade the clfs site. I have to use the LFS book, since the CLFS is for cross-compiling... |
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Whats that got to do with installing LINUX FROM SCRATCH ON A MAC!!!!!!
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Hi,
You can build LFS on a MacPro, I'm guessing a MacBook Pro is also possible. Here's an old (2007) post of mine: LFS on a Mac Pro: It is possible! (which was partially based on a linux install on a macbook pro). It is an old post and things probably have become easier by now (better linux kernel support for [intel]mac's for one). It will cost you some time and it won't be easy..... |
Back after all this time :D
Hello again,
After all this time I decided it's time to really get on with it and install clfs on my mbp 6.2 CLFS because I want a multilib system. I got ubuntu installed gentoo also, but clfs I'll install it instead of gentoo. I'll let everyone know how it goes :D Wish me luck for a flawless installation |
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