Dan Wrote: >Then I guess there are now 2 people with this problem: >http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/ticket/1977 >So, that guy didn't answer yet
ah! I finally understood what "ticket 1977" means. :o (speak clear the next time, please. >:P) >but what is your host system you're >using to install LFS from? >Before you do that, could you run this command before ./configure.gnu ...? >sed -i 's/@sh/sh/' Makefile.SH >This way, the output from the command "sh ./makedir lib/auto" won't be >suppressed and maybe we can see how it's failing. I'm using an old Knoppix live cd, installed on the HD using the "knx-hdinstall" script. I Don't remember the version. I just remember that the kernel was version 2.4.19. But I have replaced it with the required (by the book) 2.6.16.27. Please notice that I've upgraded also the coreutils, tar and grep packages. Not sed instead, which is supposed to be ok (v3.0.2), && since it DOESN'T seems to use the option "-i", I fell to search on the web to know what exactly you was asking me to do with that command line. :P (I guessed it, but it was just to be sure.. :P) I've used this: sed 's/@sh/sh/' Makefile.SH > temp mv temp Makefile.SH I hope it's the same you was asking for with the "-i" option. :P Anyway, there's no difference: the command "sh ./makedir lib/auto" doesn't seems to produce an output. IT IS a silent command. It just fails to make the dir. I've investigated a bit making some tests. It doesn't seems to be the makedir executable which fails, but the 'sh' part. "./makedir lib/auto" works. "sh ./makedir lib/auto" doesn't. But it does via root. It seems to fail just when I'm lfs user. now, you are the experienced users: so this not-working 'sh' means... what? >:? (note: I've still not get over this perl step, because I was busy doing else in these days. I just made these tests to understand the problem.) yayo -- yayo's software & codes: - TRASHY (http://trashy.sourceforge.net/index.php) - pXw4Pa (http://pxw4pa.sourceforge.net/index.php) -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
