Dan McGhee wrote:
Using LiveCD-pre3 and LFS-SVN I fired up this afternoon to configure
the kernel. For the record, I had successfully completed all through
Chapter 8.2, "Creating the /etc/fstab File." In my last session I had
worked from Chapter 6.56 "Sysklogd" to Chapter 8.2 with no problems.
I think I may have left the chroot environment and re-entered is using
the /usr/bin/env--but I don't remember. I added this last to show
that there were no problems up to but excluding my last session.
I use scripts named "lfschroot.sh" and "devpop.sh" (developed from the
hint for using the LiveCD) to 'chroot' and 'populate dev.' I ran
'$LFS/lfschroot.sh' followed by ./devpop.sh and got the message: "No
such file or directory." To my utter surprise I saw that my command
was './dvpop.sh.' Tried again--same results.
Thought the problem may have been in X, so went to a terminal and got
the same results. Whether I use:
... /tools/bin/env -i
.....
/tools/bin/bash --login +h
or
... /usr/bin/env -i
....
/bin/bash --login
the results are the same--either in X or in a terminal.
'showkey' gave Keycode 18 for "e" and 'kbd_mode' gave "raw (scancode)"
The REALLY odd thing is that "e" works in vim after I chroot. All I
got from googling, FAQ's and hints was how to fix my delete and
backspace keys. Those work fine. Additionally, if I copy and paste
"devpop" from a "non-chrooted" terminal into a "chrooted" terminal,
the result is "dvpop." info {bash,readline} just tell me that my
bindings are OK and that "e" is sending the right code. I don't know
where to go from here.
Tried an experiment that failed. I used the command mode of vim to run
'loadkeys -d.' Like I say it didn't work. However, I could run
commands with "e's" in them from vim. I must have changed something
from Sysklogd to /etc/fstab today. Something that affects the console
configuration. I just don't know where to start looking.
Thanks,
Dan
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