jhalfs-X CLFS x86.x86_64 grub

El Viernes, 24 de Marzo de 2006 21:36, George Boudreau
escribió:

> Replace "x86_64-pc" with whatever directory
is __appropriate__ for the
> hardware in use.
>
>    How do we automate 'appropriate' in the xsl
script(s)..

That is a paragraph from the LFS book that should be removed
in the CLFS book. 

Grub have a subdirectory with boot files for each supported
architecture. In 
CLFS the correct ones for $TARGET are already used.

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M.Canales.es wrote:
> El Viernes, 24 de Marzo de 2006 21:36, George Boudreau
escribió:
> 
>> Replace "x86_64-pc" with whatever
directory is __appropriate__ for the
>> hardware in use.
>>
>>    How do we automate 'appropriate' in the xsl
script(s)..
> 
> That is a paragraph from the LFS book that should be
removed in the CLFS book. 
> 
> Grub have a subdirectory with boot files for each
supported architecture. In 
> CLFS the correct ones for $TARGET are already used.

cp $/usr/lib/grub/  x86_64-pc  /stage{1,2}
$/boot/grub
    humm.. my directory was x86_64-unknown and not x86_64-pc
maybe there is something not set up properly in the config
file (it was 
created months ago)

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