Linux From Scratch 7.2 / LFS - 7.2 / How to make your own OS? Part-7 - FINAL

LFS - 7.2 / How to make your own OS? Part-7 - FINAL

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What will you learn?

1) How to compile a kernel?
2) How to boot an LFS/Linux with the help of host OS bootloader?
3) How Does Grub work?

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LFS 7.2 book and packages download link:-

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Note:-

1) This is an init based system, not systemd.
2) If you have any concern regarding the video email me.
3) Hats off to the LFS team for their work.

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Music Details:-

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Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported— CC BY 3.0

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[patilsoham]

at 35:38, I literally got goosebumps by seeing the happiness that you experienced after completing this LFS project.
It motivated me a lot and cannot explain how worth this series has been to me.
Also, I really appreciate all the efforts you had put in shooting, editing and explaining the LFS.

Thank you so much for this wonderful series.
I realized that great people always provide the knowledge they possess free of cost and make it available for all (Open Source)

[ajinkyaingole]

Today I was able to create my own OS....this feeling is so diff I'm very much happy right now. It has been almost two year you have created this series and now in this pandemic time I saw your video "इंजिनीरिंग ची अवस्था" that really inspired me to build my own OS.
As you rightly said "To understand a OS you have to build one" and now everything started making sense 😇.
I have attended your session in MIT College Aurangabad few year back and l'm following you since. Your all youtube videos are awesome, keep doing the good work.
I can see great ripples are getting created!

[theshubhamdhage]

great sir, plz provide such an amazing content

[forresth]

The best Videos for LFS! Will you make videos for BLFS?

[shardulkulkarni]

Its really mind blowing. I watch all of your videos and they are always motivating for me and gives me a big picture of what I am perceiving in my Major. I am in TY Computer engineering, for my ongoing OS course and after watching your videos I am planning to start a new project to build an OS for raspberry pi 0 w. pi0 has very less community support and it has arm architecture so it would be some what tricky. Again Thanks. Keep posting your videos.

[prabhur]

Great, The way you explained is really nice. I like it. I've build my lfs from scratch.
All credits belongs to you.
You mentioned that you'll be making another video for some topics, When will you do it . I am waiting for your upcoming videos.

[rohanprak]

thanks a lot for guiding me throughout, Cheers
XD
Yogesh sir i have followed your playlist and learned a lot during the entire phase, and i am waiting to see further updates ( you said you will be making new series to add basic GUI )
again thanks a lot for all these

[syedh]

Hello,
I am following LFS-8.3 and had a small confusion.


The LFS book states the following related to the kernel configuration menu:
"In order to allow your LFS kernel to be booted from within your host's UEFI boot environment, your kernel
must have this option selected:
Processor type and features --->
[*] EFI stub support [CONFIG_EFI_STUB] "


However in this video, you did not enable this. Can you please guide if I should enable this or not?

Thank you

[clicksab]

I have linux in virtualbox so can I try to build my own OS from it ?

[mirtunjaykumar]

next comment coming soon .. that will explain and include everything i want to say right now.. but for now let me hold on...

for now
just a very great thank to you sir

[saexpat]

Can I apply this process to a blank ARM64 dev kit and set toolchain as aarch64-gnu-linux? How is drivers taken care of?

[akshayithape]

sir the lfs series was awesome, thank u for that .
next series kis pe hai ?

[puranjaymohan]

Sir, which book was that, the one you showed in the video.
I was not able to read its name.
Thanks for creating this series.

Thanks and Regards

[puranjaymohan]

Sir, with your videos' help I was able to compile and run LFS. I need your help as when I run 'ip addr or ip a' it doesn't show interface for my WiFi card. I even tried to recompile the kernel with my WiFi card driver. Please help

Thanks and regards