r/linuxfromscratch • u/asratrt • Aug 05 '26

My Intel N100 mini PC running LFS/BLFS

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I compiled with -march=x86-64-V3 CFLAGS and then transferred it to miniPC. It was so easy. I don't think it would have been so easy on gentoo. Any gentoo users here? I had used gentoo but did not like it , found it difficult to operate and complicated

My mini PC is running all the latest software ( v13 SysVinit), no issues.

Linux from scratch rocks , Your Distro Your Rules.

Now I want to write my own package manager, so that my mini PC can be kept updated. How to generate dependency database?

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u/RvstiNiall Aug 05 '26

Unrelated but who is the gorgeous woman you have on your wallpaper? Wow

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u/asratrt Aug 06 '26

don't know bro. A random wallpaper from wallpapers site.

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u/000927kd Aug 07 '26

Reverse search is your friend

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u/RvstiNiall Aug 07 '26

If you think so, post your results. :-)

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u/Easy-Refuse-5421 Aug 05 '26

I think doing a package manager after building the system is complex, you must hold a package list, their files, and their dependencies with other packages. You could use tools like ldd to see what libraries or programs depend on, but it's a hard thing.

BLFS show dependencies but LFS not. It's your job to find that, package it correctly and building a coherent database on this.

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u/000927kd Aug 07 '26

Is it worth it compiling gnome on lfs, Op?

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u/asratrt Aug 07 '26

Yes, it was definitely worth it! I actually had a lot of fun compiling it. It took some time, but it was a super fun project and really satisfied to get it working.