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I was wonder if anyone could help me with a not so little LFS issue I'm having. I have a blank hard drive that I am using for a computer ...
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  1. 03-08-2005 #1
    blackbronze99
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    LFS live cd prob

    I was wonder if anyone could help me with a not so little LFS issue I'm having.

    I have a blank hard drive that I am using for a computer and I have some experince with LFS in the past so I decided to not bother with a pre-made distro and have my own unique linux. Now I don't want to install a host linux onto the hard drive so I decided to use lfs's own little live-cd that has all of the nessesary packages and patches included on it. Unfortunetly I have learned quickly that if doing it this way you can't follow the lfs book instructions 100% to the t. I haven't been able to find much on google on how to do LFS the way I want to but I know it can be done. Can anyone help me here and tell me what I have to do differnt from the regular LFS directions inorder to make the linux distro using a live-cd as a host.

    Thank you in advance!
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  2. 03-08-2005 #2
    valan
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    All you really need is the basic compiler type stuff to compile LFS. I use the Slax Professional Live cd with gcc to compile LFS, there is no need to deviate from the book's instructions.
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