It sounds to me like you didn't set up the build environment correctly and some of the binaries in /tools are linked against your host system. /bin/mount on your host system is not visible from within the chroot environmentAs I reported in an earlier post, I have the LFS system pretty much finished. However, when I go into the chroot environment (making sure that proc & sysfs are mounted and ramfs, tmpfs & devpts are "fake mounted" first) and try to mount the RAMFS with "mount -n -t ramfs none /dev", I get an error:
/bin/mount error: no such file or directory
Any idea what file or directory it's looking for?
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