Re: [sentinix-list] Devel LFS 5.0 temporary system (sentinix buildsys) [for developers only]

Stupid me, this won't work obviously:
$ PATH="/static/bin" chroot /static sh

Instead do:

$ export PATH="/static/bin"
$ /static/bin/bash

Or, better yet, do:

$ PATH="/static/bin" chroot lfs-sentinix-1.0 bash

If you choose the default staticlinktarget variable in the "config" file.

Also worth noting, the buildsys isn't statically compiled (it's compiled 
against libs under /static/lib/), the /static dir is just for 
historical/backward compatibility.

	Michel

On Sunday 21 December 2003 12:12, Michel Blomgren wrote:
> SENTINIX will now entirely use the LFS (http://linuxfromscratch.org)
> temporary system to compile the SENTINIX source tree from scratch.   I have
> successfully compiled LFS 5.0 and made an auto-compiling source tree out of
> it.
>
> Next release of SENTINIX will use GCC 3.3.2 and glibc 2.3.2, instead of GCC
> 2.95.3 as previously.
>
> If you want to check it out...
>
> The LFS sentinix source tree is available here:
> ftp://kaosphere.ath.cx/sentinix-devel/lfs-sentinix-1.0.tar.bz2  (about
> 125MB)
>
> Untar and look at the "config" file, then run "./install-all.sh". You may
> want to read the README file first, though.  The source code takes about
> 1.8GB fully untared, and the compiled binaries/libraries takes about 400MB
> (initially, before stripping).
>
> Compilation took 1h 35m on a dual P3 1.3GHz (Proliant DL360).  If it
> compiles successfully, you may test it by typing:
>
> $ PATH="/static/bin" chroot /static sh
>
> Type "ls" or something. :)
>
> 	Michel
>
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