Garrett Gaston wrote: > > I have deviated from the book just a little. Instead of just typing > the commands I'M placing all the commands for each page in a script > called bld and running the script. In the script I'M appending each > line with && so what each line will not proceed unless the previous > line succeeded, in addition each script file end with these two > lines: date > ../FLAG && & echo GOODWhen I see GOOD I > know everything executed okay and I have a record (FLAG) that will > also let me know. My bld scripts are also keeping log files of whats > going on. The only other thing I've changed is that I created a > Chapter-# directory withing the sources directory, and in each > Chapter-# I have a folder, the lfs-web-page/packages that I'M working > on, that would also be where I unpack the packages into.The problem > I'M having is that when I run glibc pass2 in chapter 6 I'M not > getting GOOD at the end or getting my FLAG file so something is going > wrong and I don't know what it is or how to identify it. Here is my > log files and my bld script for chapter 6 glibc. I would really > appreciate some help, thanks. > > My script and log files: > http://www.2shared.com/file/J5DFkXgs/the_log_filestar.html
It is a pain when you put spaces in directory names. Also, try to add some white space to your messages. The above is difficult to read. The glibc tests will always return a failure. They even do that for XPASS (unexpeced pass). Note that there is no glibc pass2 in chapter 6. We build glibc two times: once in Chapter 5 and once in Chapter 6, so I'm not 100% sure which one you are referring to. I suspect the one in Chapter 6. We do have a gcc-pass2 and binutils-pass2 in Chapter 5, so your terminology is makes things a bit difficult to understand. -- Bruce -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
