Howdy, I have three hard disks on the computer on which I'm installing LFS stuff:
/dev/sda Has Fedora installed. /dev/sdb Has Debian installed. /dev/sdc Has LFS installed. The LFS software works fine -- I have Net connectivity and got Seamonkey installed last night. To boot LFS I have to set the Bios to boot from /dev/sdc and so forth. However, I want to access the Fedora and Debian filesystems from LFS, and so, in addition to the normal stuff in /etc/fstab, I have these two lines at the very end (I'm writing this from work and can't remember exactly what's in the file): /dev/sda /fedora ext4 defaults 0 0 /dev/sdb /debian ext3 defaults 0 0 One more complication: On bootup, the system complains that I've exceeded the limit of number of mounts. So I comment out either of the above two lines, and then I don't get the "limit exceeded" message but rather a "limit reached" message. Anyway, if I keep only the /debian line, it gets mounted properly and I can get to that filesystem. But if I keep only the /fedora line, it does not get mounted and I see a "FAIL" message something like "cannot mount /fedora; does not exist". I've tried several variations like using "/mnt/fedora" instead "/fedora" with no success. Can anyone shed light on what's going on? One more thing: I've found several minor bugs in the BLFS instructions. Where is the proper place to report these bugs? Alan -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
