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I have made a bunch of changes to my 8.3 LFS/BLFS build.
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LFS/BLFS 8.3 Build Notes
Asus G75GW-XT1, i7 (740QM, 1.73GHZ, 8GB RAM, 1TB Seagate Momentus)
Building Host: Ubuntu 16.04 LTS i386 boot from USB
complete test LAMP server, no GUI, no wifi
i386, PAE kernel
.config PAE settings:
CONFIG_HIGHMEM=y
CONFIG_HIGHMEM64G=y
CONFIG_X86_PAW=y
two partitions:
20gb data /dev/sda1
4gb swap /dev/sda2
no separate
I completed my second LFS system on the same Asus G73JW-XT1 (ROG, laptop). It is also an i386, non-PAE, non-systemd build with no separate boot partition. I have turned this build into a LAMP server.
Here are my build notes:
Quote:
Asus G75JW-XT1, i7 (740QM, 1.73GHZ, 8GB RAM, 1TB Seagate Momuments)
complete test LAMP server, no GUI, no wifi
i386, non PAE kernel
two partitions
20gb data /dev/sda1
4gb swap /dev/sda2
On the weekend of Aug 24, 1018, I completed my first LFS system. It is based on version 8.2, i386, no systemd, no separate boot partition, BIOS boot on an old Asus GX73JW-XT1 (ROG) laptop. Only the wired network driver is compiled into the kernel. To the base system, I added the BLFS packages wget, make-ca, pciutils and fcron. I was going to build the system up from there but the very next week, LFS 8.3 came out so I imaged the disk using Clonezilla and started from scratch once again
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