On 06/03/2016 08:50, Bruce Dubbs wrote: > I brought up a live version in qemu. Came up fine. Installed > version-check.sh and then all needed programs. Worked fine. Installed > docbook, subversion, xslt, etc and fetched lfs-svn. Tried 'make' and it > instantly crashed and took the terminal with it. Tried a reboot. Hung. Had > to do the equivalent of a hard reset. > > Of course, since it was a live system, I lost everything I did. I tried again > and downloaded make-4.1. It installed and built OK, but then firefox crashed > and I could not restart it. > > So next I installed f23 on a virtual drive. Took a couple of tries to get it > right. I've been able to build the lfs book and install jhalfs. I mounted a > partition for lfs and installed the sources. > > I'm quitting for now. It's late and I'll work on this tomorrow. > > -- Bruce >
On fedora 21 installed in a qemu VM. Started a build of lfs-7.9-rc2 with jhalfs, but I had to stop right after gcc (chapter 6), because I went to sleep. Tried to restart this morning (make -C /mnt/lfs/jhalfs), and it failed to run /tools/bin/bash (segmentation fault). Then a selinux alert appeared and I could bring up the alert explorer (translation from French), which has (sorry I have it in French, so attempting a translation of the messages): Source process: abrt-action-sav tried to access: write on this directory: lib plus suggestions on how to allow that access. I do not know anything to selinux, so I won't go farther... Pierre -- http://lists.linuxfromscratch.org/listinfo/lfs-dev FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/faq/ Unsubscribe: See the above information page
