Disabling SELinux in /etc/selinux/config worked, and I can remount
sysfs and the like without /dev/emptying faster than I can fill it
The critical line is
SELINUX=disabled
HLFS provides it's own security issues. Notably, grsecurity as I have
configured it does not allow mounting of anything outside of the
standard filesystem. So lines early in chapter 6 just around the chroot
fail as you try to mount from inside a chroot, and grsecurity says NO!
The solution is to reorder events slightly, and mount everything before
entering the chroot
mount proc -t proc $LFS/proc etc
and that works
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With Best Regards,
Declan Moriarty.
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