...snip...
| > devpts /dev/pts devpts gid=4,mode=620 0 0
| > shm /dev/shm tmpfs defaults 0 0
| >
| >
| >
| I gather you have a host system (your old system) running. Have you
|
| 1. run an fsck on the root partition (unmounted, of course)?
| 2. checked for the existence of /proc and /sys?
| ls -l /mnt/lfs (or wherever)
| Make sure the disk is mounted or you can get really silly errors here.
|
| 3. As root, simply cd to $LFS (Wherever you have it) and typed
|
| mkdir -p proc
| mkdir -p sys
|
| You should get 'already exists' errors If you don't, keep checking for
| other essentials. Something has gone wrong...
|
| --
Thanks for the reply. Had done all that.
For any reason i don't know /proc and /sys are there now....
But i've an error now (see my next post)
best regards
mess-mate
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