> of course, distro comes into play too. I used to be a devoted LFS > user. Until I tried to build a x86_64 LFS. Never got it working and > gave up. I installed Ubuntu Feisty x86_64 a while later and I've been > running it and upgrading smoothly all the way to Hardy beta. It's been > absolutely great. > > So don't blame 64bit, blame LFS for not properly supporting it.
Thanks for all kindly reply. My aid is to build a small Linux to run on a storage server(Xeon 5110/4GB FBD/12 HDDs), which will mainly be used as NAS. So Samba, NFS can be expected to installed, LFS has not released a official version for 64bit. while provides CIFS links. Alexander E.Patrakov wrote in January 2,2008: http://lwn.net/Articles/263596/ He claimed that Stable LFS LiveCD 6.3-r2160 was released, and marked "x86_64" as "unofficial x86_64 equivalent for x86_64". Can I use this new LiveCD as NAS system developing? I'm afraid to get less support about this because it is still unofficial. Thanks again. Phillip -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
