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Le Wed, 29 Jun 2005 09:24:38 -0400, Chris Gianelloni a écrit : |
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> There isn't really any way to know. However, a general rule of thumb is |
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> drivers always go to livecd-stage2 |
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ok ! |
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> (please use livecd-stage2, and not stage2, as there *is* a stage2, and |
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> it is different... ;P) |
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Yes, it was to be quick. |
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> No. It appears that you changed gcc versions from your stage3 seed |
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> stage to your current. |
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that's what I understood but didn't know how to correct. |
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> If you update your snapshot before building a livecd-stage1, then it is |
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> *always* a good idea to build stage1, stage2, and stage3 before building |
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> your livecd-stage1. |
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Ah !!! |
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I always saw examples using stage3 from mirrors. |
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> This will reduce the number of errors you have from |
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> mismatched perl, gcc, or python versions. |
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So, I have to build 3 stages before livecd-stage1 ? |
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Oh ! |
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still 3 specs to study :-( |
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I'll try that. |
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Thanks... |
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Christophe PEREZ |
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