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Build a new CD:
You MAY need the git lfs plugin available here:https://git-lfs.github.com/
All commands marked with * MUST be run as root to preserve permissions ( don't type the *! ).Remove source archives as well.*make clean
This doesn't remove source files/archives.
- make nearlyclean
OR to remove the ssh keys folder*make distclean
Grab external sources etc, this may take some time if you have a slow connection approx download 1G+, this includes all the sources to build a functioning LFS systemmake SOURCES
*make -j1 CD
Using more than one thread for make may leave unwanted files and have unforseen results.
If removing the hostkeys folder you will have to unpack the root_tree* tarball(s) copy the keys as instructed by make and re-tar the root_tree* folder(s), this will probably change soon.
The bootable iso is LFSBootCD-$(VERSION).iso, either use as is for a VM or burn to a DVD r/w ( slightly too big for a cdrom )
See the file "Roll your own Linux Rescue or Setup CD.html" for more details ( original creator ), or onlinehttps://www.phenix.bnl.gov/~purschke/RescueCD/
ADDITIONS:A small static cli text editor is available on the ROM here:/sbin/kiloThe gpm server is also included and started at boot time.
A pre-built iso is available here:
https://github.com/KeithDHedger/LFSBootCD/releases/download/9.0/LFSBootCDPart00https://github.com/KeithDHedger/LFSBootCD/releases/download/9.0/LFSBootCDPart01https://github.com/KeithDHedger/LFSBootCD/releases/download/9.0/LFSBootCDPart02
You must download all parts and then join them together like so:
cat "LFSBootCDPart00" "LFSBootCDPart01" "LFSBootCDPart02" > LFSBootCd.iso
OLD VERSION:https://www.dropbox.com/s/7o09ayfg9pc3pyo/LFSBootCD-8.2.iso
This uses the ssh public keys in the pulblickeys folder.This will need to be burnt to a dvd writable if you mean to use a physical disk as it's slightly too large for a cdrom.
BUGS etc.kdhedger68713@gmail.com
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