This reverts commit 01a8a15a96.
We don't list the versioned SONAME symlink for any shared libraries.
TODO: should we remove libelf-0.189.so from the list as well? It sounds
like "libz.so.1.2.13" which is not listed too.
The default /dev/kvm mode is 0666 and we consider it "not so safe".
Like Tim said: "I'm also authenticating to my system all the time and
don't do a chmod -R 777 / after every boot."
With this option, the /dev/kvm mode is set to 0660 and it's tagged
"uaccess" so systemd-logind will add an ACL entry for users logged-in
locally.
The thread functions are in POSIX.1c, not POSIX.1b.
Both POSIX.1b and POSIX.1c are named "extensions" (plural form). And
POSIX.1b is titled "Real-time" instead of "Realtime".
Update to linux-6.2.8 (#5230)
Update to xz-5.4.2 (#5233)
Update to coreutils-9.2 (#5232)
Update to libcap-2.68 (#5236)
Update to bc-6.5.0 (#5228)
Update to openssl-3.1.0 (#5227)
Update to texinfo-7.0.3 (#5235)
Update to grep-3.10 (#5234)
Update to tzdata-2023c (#5237)
Update to wheel-0.40.0 (#5229)
Add flit-core-3.8.0
1. Declare UNIX98 PTY requirement in host system requirements and check
it in the script. All desktop or server distros should have it now,
but let's stop anyone from building on a embedded distro w/o UNIX98
PTY early...
2. Use Expect test suite as a guard against mishandled $LFS/dev/pts.
3. No need to test the basic function of Expect in Binutils anymore
because if ($LFS)/dev/pts is not good, the Expect test suite would
have failed.
- Update to systemd-253
- Update to bc-6.3.1
- Update to linux-6.2.2
- Update to procps-ng-4.0.3
- Update to iproute2-6.2.0
- Update to meson-1.0.1
- Update to make-4.4.1
- Update to elfutils-0.189
This update changes the default number of cores used to build
packages to 4. A section is also added to host requirements
to recommend a minumum number of cores and memory size.
Update to iana-etc-20230202.
Update to zstd-1.5.4.
Update to Python3-3.11.2.
Update to e2fsprogs-1.47.0.
Update to dbus-1.14.6.
Update to linux-6.1.11.
Update to libcap-2.67.
Update to bc-6.2.4.
Update to iana-etc-20230109.
Update to binutils-2.40.
Update to bc-6.2.2.
Update to linux-6.1.6.
Update to man-db-2.11.2.
Update to mpfr-4.2.0.
Update to ncurses-6.4.
Update to xz-5.4.1.
"ext{234}" file systems. Clean up English idiom here and there.
Standardize the spelling of "file system"; unless it's part of a
command or something like that, it should be written as two words.
of installed programs. Added (link to setarch) to the five items that
link to setarch. Corrected erroneous description of swapoff. Clarified
some of the "short descriptions". Changed the imperative mood to the
indicative mood, and added an "s" to a couple of possessive nouns.
Ensure a gawk hard link is updated in Chapter 8.
Update to iana-etc-20221209.
Update to vim-9.0.1060.
Update to iproute2-6.1.0.
Update to xz-5.4.0.
Update to bash-5.2.15.
Update to psmisc-23.6.
Update to mpc-1.3.0.
Update to python3-3.11.1.
Update to procps-ng-4.0.2.
help screen doesn't match the man page. Also, there's an action
("tc chain") in the synopsis section that is not further explained
in the body of man tc. Documentation may be inaccurate.
end" -- it's twp words, not one. Changed square brackets to parentheses;
square brackets should only be used to delimit editorial remarks. Removed
one definite article referring to the plural; "the" implies a single
object. Changed "amount" to "number". In English, an amount refers to
a continuous quantity, while a number refers to discrete objects (like
networking packetts). Added a qualifier in the description of "ip":
the list of commands is not exhaustive. Modified a few program
descriptons to improve consistency of style. Changed QOS and COS
to QoS and CoS after researching these abbreviations on the internet.
"Quality of Service" and "Class of Service" appear, to me, to be the
most common way of writing these phrases.
idiomatic. Clarified meaning of configure options. Made several minor
revisions in program descriptions to improve readability. Added a
little explanatory material. Changed imperative mood to indicative
mood where that was appropriate.
text and images. Patched English idiom. Added a little information
about Pinyin (Chinese spelled like English) and grap (an old Unix
command for creating graphs).
We are already using "MAJOR" and "MINOR" in OpenSSL, do the same here.
The semantic versioning documentation (https://semver.org/) always use
"patch level", not "Patch level". But let's explain it a little to
prevent puzzling people.
On wikipedia, "dlopen" redirects to "dynamic loading" and there is a
specific warning:
"Dynamically loaded library" redirects here. Not to be confused with
dynamically linked library.
pip3 -- the pip program processes both commands (e.g., install) and
options (e.g., --no-index). Expressed option / command descriptions
in the iindicative mood. The imperative mood should only be used to
tell the reader what to do, not in explanatory verbiage. Inserted
the definite article here and there. Corrected a misspelled instance
of the indefinite article: we don't say "an utility" because the
initial phoneme in "utility" is pronounced as YOO.
Inserted the definite article where idiom requires it. Added more
detail to an option description. Broke an extremely long paragraph
into three pieces; cleaned up English idiom and punctuation all the
way through this section. In "Short Descriptions", inserted periods
where appropriate, and clarified the description of python3, which
is a program, not a language.
appears once. Improved idiom ("as shown below"). "command line" is
two words; "front end" is two words. "Swiss Army" is a trademark;
it should be caputalized.
perfect tense when appropriate. Replace "dlopening" with "opening
dynamically linked libraries" ... "dlopen" may be a Linux command,
but that doesn't make it a verb in English.
