[dundee] LFS

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On 15/10/2007, Nistur <nistur at googlemail.com> wrote:
>
> I think this question is mainly aimed at Arron, but also, as usual, feel
> free to comment and put your word in, as such I will address it to the list.
>
> Arron suggested that there be, sort of alongside the install-fest I think,
> an LFS building group. Whereas he thinks that it should be done in several
> sessions I believe that what would be better to do is something like two
> weekend sessions, however far apart people want to give themselves time. The
> reason behind this is that the hardest parts for LFS are the start, building
> the toolchain and then finishing, installing the kernel. Stuff inbetween
> just takes time and is mainly ./configure && make && make install then read
> the package info while it's busy. With the 2 weekends, if we get a few newer
> users, or at least people who haven't tried LFS before, and a couple of...
> more "mature" users (not agewise before people get offended) to build
> alongside if they want, but mainly just to help iron out problems. I can put
> myself forward if I'm wanted in this position as I've built LFS a few times
> (many times if you include failed attempts)
>
> I think this would be a great thing for the society to do at least, if not
> the LUG as well. Firstly it will teach new users some more of the command
> line. Whereas I don't think we have anyone who is actually scared of it,
> knowing the system in depth isn't needed for all linux users, just
> comfortable enough with it to be able to follow some of the guides online,
> for example. Also if this is a success then it could be continued to adding
> portions of BLFS and looking at some of the other projects. Eventually, if
> it all comes together it may be possible to create a liveCD/installer for
> Abertay Students with things like OOo and wpa_supplicant. I realise this
> would be much easier, taking say an ubuntu CD, especially for support,
> however having a society that knows the distro inside out has got to be
> worth something in that arguement, right?
>
> I believe that's all for my babbling
> Nistur
>
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