Hello LiveCD Folk,
I followed the great directions found in the LFS and BLFS books, and
have successfully created a Linux System to my liking. I also followed
the directions in the hint about customizing the LiveCD (this version:
http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/hints/downloads/files/lfscd-remastering-howto-6.2.txt).
That worked great as well. So I took that a bit further and ripped out the
LiveCD system and put in my LFS system into the root.ext2 file system. After a
few tweaks I got it booting and everything went great! After using it for a bit
I have found that the stock LiveCD kernel that it boots from doesn't have all
the drivers I use. I have tried just simply replacing the default kernel with
the kernel from my system and it didn't work. I have done some research and I
recompiled my kernel to include devmapper. But it still gives a kernel sync
error problem, it seems to not be able to find the CD after detecting all the
devices. Is there something I'm missing? Or is this even supported in the
LiveCD mailing list?
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~Ben Angelo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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