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Chip: |
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If that's all you really need to do then possible the knoppix livecd might |
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be a better choice. But if you what to hack through catalyst. can you post |
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the actual error message you are getting. |
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Regrads, |
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Mike Rosset |
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On 9/30/05, Chip DeVoge <bflochip@×××.com> wrote: |
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> Hello I am having a difficult time building a livecd. It is an older AMD, |
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> connected by network card (unknown model) to interrnet, all they want to |
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> with it is access hazard.com <http://hazard.com> with firefox and print to |
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> a HP Laserjet 5i. |
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> /usr/share/doc/catalyst-1.1.10.10/examples/livecd-stage1_template.spec<http://1.1.10.10/examples/livecd-stage1_template.spec> |
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> finishes without error. I have eliminated several use flags and packages |
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> to |
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> get this far. Then stage2 does not finish. I am using subarch x86. But it |
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> is |
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> showing -mcpu-i686 while compiling. Finally stage 2 crashes while |
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> genkernel |
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> is compiling the prepare target. |
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> Any help appreciated, |
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> Chip |
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