http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/linu...nxw01BuildLinux

thought you guy smight find that interesting.

I personally use linux from scratch there guide is extreemly good though some times the urls are out dated, though this could be easily fixed. Also alot of people have written shells to get you started that will create the needed dir and download all the needed files to get you started.

This sounds like a fun hobby, I think I'm going to create my LFS to be designed just for Linux T4X Laptops. Seems like fun, only thing I'd really miss is a package management system.

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Tell me when you've done it, i'm interested in testing it

nice stuff.........

Will help out very much.............

thanz

it is interesting. ill try it myself .hope it works

wow nice
going to read thiss today when iam back
verry good one
thanxs

for those who wants to create a lfs .. better use the older stable one ... the unstables are just to buggy .. to much fails (i'Ve tryed it.. i know it )

i've builded a unstalbe hlfs with uclibc .. uclibc sux.. better don'T try it .. there are always problems with some packages and u need a lot of patches

with a bit luck i will finish my new lfs tomorrow ^^

You can download the complete tar ball containing all the source code and patches you need to build whatever LFS version you want based directly from the book they have official edonkey links on the LFS site but dont host the files themselves to save on bandwidth also here is a link to what ifound on www.filemirrors.com

http://www.filemirrors.com/search.src?type...LFS&action=Find

I built LFS ages ago i think it was version 4.1 it took me around 17 hrs on a pentium 3