LFS Stable 7.6 with Ubuntu Server 14.04 install with only openssh option during installation (assuming you will ssh instead of console). Additional packages needed:
\nbuild-essential gawk bison m4 texinfo expect gettext
\nBefore attemting to compile anything, adjust the \/usr\/bin\/awk symlink to point to gawk and yacc to point to the yacc bison script:
\nrm \/usr\/bin\/awk
\nln -s \/usr\/bin\/gawk \/usr\/bin\/awk
\nrm \/usr\/bin\/yacc
\nln -s \/usr\/bin\/bison.yacc \/usr\/bin\/yacc
\nRemember that the goal is a full 64 bit system – there are notes in the LFS book that specify different options based on x86 vs x86_64.
\nIn Chapter 5, compiling gawk, 5 tests failed.
\nIn Chapter 8.3, copy the kernel out of arch\/x86_64 instead of arch\/x86.
\nStill tweaking minimum kernel config, currently booting at 17MB RAM used with 17MB added for disk cacheing. I will post my config when I am happy with it.<\/p>\n
UPDATE: 13.03MB used, after kernel tweaks – I also installed OpenSSH for sshd, so that is running in the 13.03MB. Config attached here – config<\/a><\/p>\n LFS Stable 7.6 with Ubuntu Server 14.04 install with only openssh option during installation (assuming you will ssh instead of console). Additional packages needed: build-essential gawk bison m4 texinfo expect gettext Before attemting to compile anything, adjust the \/usr\/bin\/awk symlink to point to gawk and yacc to point to the yacc bison script: rm \/usr\/bin\/awk … Continue reading LFS with Ubuntu x86_64 as a base in LVM VM<\/span> ![\"Screenshot_lfs_2014-10-26_18:54:48\"](\"http:\/\/marshallpdavis.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2014\/09\/Screenshot_lfs_2014-10-26_185448.png\")
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