[Clfs-support] Tactics for New CLFS Build
Reimundo Heluani
rheluani at gmail.com
Wed Aug 26 11:23:22 PDT 2009
On Wed, 2009-08-26 at 13:10 -0500, Dan McGhee wrote:
> Just got a new laptop with an AMD Turion and want to take advantage of
> it. My last LFS build was 6.3--I have never used 64-bit. I'm planning
> my strategy and want to solicit comments and ask a couple of questions.
>
> I intend to use lfslivecd-x86_64-6.3-r2160 as my host--I understand from
> the CLFS changelog that it has been updated with lfs-6.4 CLFS packages.
> However, I want to use the development version of the CLFS book, which,
> I think, is using lfs-6.5 packages, patches and scripts. I plan to do
> this by remastering the cd and adding the packages.
>
> I tried to see how close CLFS was to LFS-6.5 but got lost in the
> details. How close is the current development to 6.5? Of course, I
> would share any info I get from building to further the CLFS development
> along.
>
> My second question. I see "x86-64" and x86-64 multilib." I can't
> discover what the difference between the two is, and, when looking ahead
> to CBLFS saw "multilib" and "64-bit" build instructions. What exactly
> is the difference between the two concepts?
>
x86_64 is to have a pure 64 bit system. The "Multilib" book is useful if
you want to also install the 32-bit libraries (this could be useful for
certain codecs or browser plugins for example, or just if you want to
run a closed source application that only comes linked with 32-bit
libraries).
R.
> Any comments, suggestions or warnings about what I'm planning?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dan
>
> //
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