Re: Problems with Groff-1.18

 ** Greg Schafer  <gschafer <at> zip.com.au> [2003-02-01 10:15: +1100]: 

 
> Newer groff-1.18.1 fixes the bug and doesn't need the workaround.
> 
Thanks for the help. I was using CVS but when I downloaded groff from
gnu.org I accidently downloaded groff-1.18 without ever noticing it
wasn't 1.18.1. It worked fine now

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LFS in the news...

Not sure if anyone posted about this or not... didn't see anything about 
it...

http://www.osnews.com/story.php?news_id=2691
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Problem Installing GlibC

Hello,

I'm using the CVS, and am installing GlibC in chapter 6. Everything seems to
work fine until I run the 'make' command, and it says:

Makeconfig:84:sysdeps/../config.make: No such file or directory
Makerules:694: No filename for 'include'
The GNU C Library has not been configured.
Run 'configure' to configure it before building.
Try 'configure --help' for more details.
make: ***[sysdeps/../config.status] Error 1

But the thing is, I've already run the:

../glibc-2.3.1/configure --prefix=/usr \
    --disable-profile --enable-add-ons \
    --libexecdir=/usr/bin

And it works fine. And then it gives me that error when I run the 'make.'

I'd be much appreciative of any help.
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Problem Installing GlibC

Hello,

I'm using the CVS, and am installing GlibC in chapter 6. Everything seems to
work fine until I run the 'make' command, and it says:

Makeconfig:84:sysdeps/../config.make: No such file or directory
Makerules:694: No filename for 'include'
The GNU C Library has not been configured.
Run 'configure' to configure it before building.
Try 'configure --help' for more details.
make: ***[sysdeps/../config.status] Error 1

But the thing is, I've already run the:

../glibc-2.3.1/configure --prefix=/usr \
    --disable-profile --enable-add-ons \
    --libexecdir=/usr/bin

And it works fine. And then it gives me that error when I run the 'make.'

I'd be much appreciative of any help.
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Re: Getting ready to attempt an install..

Alan Grimes wrote:
>>>Lilo is a suckey proprietary
>>
>>proprietary?
> 
> 
> probably not the right word, sorry. I should have said "linux specific".
> I think that all open source OSes should migrate to something akin to
> the OpenBoot spec. 
> 

Hmm, I guess that's why they call it the LInux LOader?  Learn to read, 
troll!  Don't flame something you know nothing about, and, judging by 
your post, you obviously know nothing about lilo, or vi for that matter. 
  Go back to windows and leave us alone if you wanna keep that up.

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Re: Getting ready to attempt an install..

Alan Grimes wrote:

> Lilo is a suckey proprietary booter and even though GRUB blows donkeys
> it does aim to establish a standard... =\

LILO stands for linux loader.  To be quite honest, though, I am considering
switching back to Windows for Microsoft's bootloader, which is much
superior.  Since it's not proprietary like LILO is, it's not hindered by
such issues as configuration and checking to make sure there's nothing
already written in the MBR.  Also, since Windows automatically puts it in
the MBR and properly detects other operating systems without a hitch,
there's no need to go into a text editor or heaven forbid recompile a
kernel to get the bootloader working.

Like you, I haven't tried GRUB or know anything about it either, so I can
safely agree with that statement.  GRUB *does* blow donkeys.

Cheers,
ThanatosNL
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Re: Getting ready to attempt an install..

alangrimes <at> starpower.net (Alan Grimes) writes:

> om.
>
> First off I gotta get something off my chest: I HATE LINUX!!!
>
> With that said, lets continue: 

No.  Let's not continue.

BTW, the gang over at rec.drugs.cannabis called, they'd like their
bong back.
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Re: Getting ready to attempt an install.. - stop

Please stop.

This sort of behavior is not welcome on any LFS mailing list.

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Segmentation Fault Core Dump

GlibC problem

I think I sent this before, but I'm not sure if it got through. I had some
slight technical difficulties that have now (I hope) been resolved.

But just in case:

Hello,

I'm using the CVS, and am installing GlibC in chapter 6. Everything seems to
work fine until I run the 'make' command, and it says:

Makeconfig:84:sysdeps/../config.make: No such file or directory
Makerules:694: No filename for 'include'
The GNU C Library has not been configured.
Run 'configure' to configure it before building.
Try 'configure --help' for more details.
make: ***[sysdeps/../config.status] Error 1

But the thing is, I've already run the:

../glibc-2.3.1/configure --prefix=/usr \
    --disable-profile --enable-add-ons \
    --libexecdir=/usr/bin

And it works fine. And then it gives me that error when I run the 'make.'

I'd be much appreciative of any help.
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