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This reverts commit 01a8a15a965a2dec4679c1734df0a03370189d34.
We don't list the versioned SONAME symlink for any shared libraries.
TODO: should we remove libelf-0.189.so from the list as well? It sounds
like "libz.so.1.2.13" which is not listed too.
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"make" outputs messages for lacking libtirpc, libbpf, and libmnl
support, so document them.
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Update to vim-9.0.1452.
Update to iana-etc-20230405.
Update to zstd-1.5.5.
Update to Python-3.11.3.
Update to meson-1.1.0.
Update to man-pages-6.04.
Update to linux-6.2.11.
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See the parent commit for rationale.
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The default /dev/kvm mode is 0666 and we consider it "not so safe".
Like Tim said: "I'm also authenticating to my system all the time and
don't do a chmod -R 777 / after every boot."
With this option, the /dev/kvm mode is set to 0660 and it's tagged
"uaccess" so systemd-logind will add an ACL entry for users logged-in
locally.
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The thread functions are in POSIX.1c, not POSIX.1b.
Both POSIX.1b and POSIX.1c are named "extensions" (plural form). And
POSIX.1b is titled "Real-time" instead of "Realtime".
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I copied from jinja2 and edited the file, but forgot to remove this.
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Also use the Normal Case for Flit-Core in a section title.
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duplicated pip3 explanation (already in flit-core page).
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Update to linux-6.2.8 (#5230)
Update to xz-5.4.2 (#5233)
Update to coreutils-9.2 (#5232)
Update to libcap-2.68 (#5236)
Update to bc-6.5.0 (#5228)
Update to openssl-3.1.0 (#5227)
Update to texinfo-7.0.3 (#5235)
Update to grep-3.10 (#5234)
Update to tzdata-2023c (#5237)
Update to wheel-0.40.0 (#5229)
Add flit-core-3.8.0
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Also fix a typo
Report by Rainer Fiebig
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Thanks goes to rhubabpieguy on lfs-dev
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Thanks goes to Rainer Fiebig on lfs-dev.
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systemd-oomd needs PSI so it does not make sense to disable it by
default.
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Let's prevent bad thing from happening when we update to 3.1.0...
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By the way, use &root; for root user.
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Fix duplicated 'a LiveCD from a commercial distribution.'
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Update to bc-6.4.0.
Update to grep-3.9.
Update to linux-6.2.6.
Update to iana-etc-20230306.
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"parition".
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Add an <important> note as an introduction to configuring the kernel.
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- Mention NVME.
- Mention PAE (CONFIG_HIGHMEM64G) for 32-bit.
- Don't repeat the link to BLFS kernel config index twice on SysV.
And don't display the long URL for it.
- Emphasis that BLFS UEFI kernel config is needed even if you'll use the
UEFI bootloader of the host distro.
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This reverts commit d0a9bda4e696f4be02499b87c2bd6d8f40a3d4a3.
"Don't change anything enabled by defconfig" seems too strong.
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This reverts commit de679165f9a63ce94202d356abbae2b9a3bff5c3.
localmodconfig does not work very well. It can only *un*select things
already enabled as modules if the module is not loaded by the host. It
won't select anything new, nor unselect unneeded things already set to
"y" instead of "m".
Maybe you think we can copy .config from a "mainstream" distro
(producing a highly modular kernel) and use "make localmodconfig", but
when we tested it with a Debian host kernel config, the resulted kernel
refuses to boot.
"make allmodconfig && make localmodconfig" does not work well either:
"allmodconfig" selects many things as y (these thing are not available
as a module) but "localmodconfig" fails to unselect them.
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This is less generic than defconfig, and you can then tell
not to tweak options...
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tell people not to messing the options enabled by defconfig up.
Yes, I messed them up and shot my own foot.
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1. Declare UNIX98 PTY requirement in host system requirements and check
it in the script. All desktop or server distros should have it now,
but let's stop anyone from building on a embedded distro w/o UNIX98
PTY early...
2. Use Expect test suite as a guard against mishandled $LFS/dev/pts.
3. No need to test the basic function of Expect in Binutils anymore
because if ($LFS)/dev/pts is not good, the Expect test suite would
have failed.
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Let's not encourage users to try tricky things and shoot their own foot.
For systemd, if CONFIG_EXPERT is disable, CONFIG_FHANDLE will be enabled
automatically. So there is no need to enable CONFIG_EXPERT and then set
CONFIG_FHANDLE manually.
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