More testing...

Ok, I've got one build running, so I get I have still some
time to drink a few coffees myself.

Here are a few notes I made during my adventures before
managing to launch the build. Part of it is certainly
because I'm more used to nALFS, but maybe you can find
something that looks like a bug :

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Building lfs developpement, ICA=1, 3 iterations, full test
suites.
manual downloading of missing packages.
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iproute2 package is a gzip file in the book, though, in the
missing file list I get bz2 package missing...
I read somewhere that there was an issue concerning bz2/gz
file type handling, was there something left out
or is it related to the ftp migration stuff ?
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Here's what I got when I tried the -M option :

Creating Makefile...
        Processing... <Chapter4>
        Processing... <Chapter5>
        Processing... <Chapter6>
        Processing... <Chapter7/8/9>
done
---------------

Building the system...
make: lfs-Makefile: No such file or directory
make: *** No rule to make target `lfs-Makefile'.  Stop.

Nothing too bad : I went to my build directory and just ran
'make'...

so far it seems to work........ To be continued.
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El Lunes, 17 de Abril de 2006 09:57, Marc-Olivier Barre
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> Building lfs developpement, ICA=1, 3 iterations, full
test suites.
> manual downloading of missing packages.
>
____________________________________________________________
_____
> iproute2 package is a gzip file in the book, though, in
the missing file
> list I get bz2 package missing... I read somewhere that
there was an issue
> concerning bz2/gz file type handling, was there
something left out or is it
> related to the ftp migration stuff ?
>
____________________________________________________________
_____
> Here's what I got when I tried the -M option :
>
> Creating Makefile...
>         Processing... <Chapter4>
>         Processing... <Chapter5>
>         Processing... <Chapter6>
>         Processing... <Chapter7/8/9>
> done

If using the */config files to set the build options, you
must to set 

COMPARE=1

to can build the iterations and run the ICA and/or farce
analysis.

>
> Building the system...
> make: lfs-Makefile: No such file or directory
> make: *** No rule to make target `lfs-Makefile'. 
Stop.

That is a bug. I'm not using -M from many time ago. Fixing
it now.

Many thanks 

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El Lunes, 17 de Abril de 2006 09:57, Marc-Olivier Barre
escribió:
____________________
> iproute2 package is a gzip file in the book, though, in
the missing file
> list I get bz2 package missing... I read somewhere that
there was an issue
> concerning bz2/gz file type handling, was there
something left out or is it
> related to the ftp migration stuff ?

It's related to the FTP migration. 

For now, only last book's updated packages has been
migrated to upstream 
formats, but we can't develop the new download code until
have all FTP 
packages in the formats listed in the {C,H}LFS packages.xml
files.

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