I just printed out the LFS book. I will work on it a bit when i get back into ruston town.
Quoting Brandon Blackwell <brb023@xxxxxxxxxx>:
I've never done LFS either but did make my own ubuntu about a year ago. If I remember right the tool I used was all command line so you kind of had to know what was up but their may be guis to do it by now. I know opensuse has a similar tool but I hate opensuse so I don't know anything about it.Brandon Blackwell TLUG President Ted Winback wrote:thanks for the kernal website i found the LFS website right after i sent this message--- On *Thu, 7/30/09, awe008@xxxxxxxxxx /<awe008@xxxxxxxxxx>/* wrote: From: awe008@xxxxxxxxxx <awe008@xxxxxxxxxx> Subject: [tlug] Re: bulding my own distro To: tlug@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Date: Thursday, July 30, 2009, 4:01 PMmost people remaster or respin a distro to adapt it to their own. slax, fedora, debian, slackware, ubuntu, are very popular for this.to build your own you can go to kernel.org and get a copy of the kernel, but i would have no idea how to get past that. you may want to check out http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/ and start there. I have never done this, but would be interested in doing this one day with the group. Andrew ---------------------------------------------------------------- This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.
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