> From: Michael Havens <[email protected]>
> Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2014 02:09:06 -0700
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [lfs-support] Please, teach me how to fix problems.
>
>
>
> I've tried  lfs many times..... never with any success maybe I had such
> difficulties because I was doing it on virtual machines. Anyways, I bought
> a machine from 2006 and whatever windows version was out at that time
> (according to this
> <http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/history#T1=era7> page it was
> vista)... oops, now that I think of it someone put Ubuntu on it. In any


There already - apparently less clarity than there really should be,
about what os(es) is/are on the machine, when trying lfs.


> case my 20 minute compile time became 6 minutes and I got everything to
> compile after I remembered to copy the lines that would not compile and
> paste them into a text editor and then fix some of the lines. If you are
> wondering what needed to be fixed some of the lines I would copy would read:
>
>   <command>             \
>   <more commands>   \
>   <less commands>    \
>   <final command>
>
> would paste into the terminal as:
>
>   <command>
>   <more commands>
>   <less commands>
>   <final command>
>   \
>   \
>   \
>
> and sometimes it would do the same thing with an '&&'
> in any case I want to learn how to fix things.


Are you copying from html or pdf versions of the book?

Do you get similar 'weird' copy'n'paste behaviour when dealing with
similar characters from, say, a website to word-processing doc, or
word-processing doc to terminal, or editor to word-processor, etc: or
is it only when copy'n'paste from lfs html/pdf directly into a terminal
shell-/command-prompt?

Are you working with a virtual-machine? What OS do you boot into immediately
after switching the machine on - is it Ubuntu or Windows or what? Do you
then run any VM stuff and try to do LFS from within that?

If it's Ubuntu, and you're not dealing with any virtual machine stuff,
then I _guess_ it may be some locale

If (as you seem to indicate) it's a wipeable machine, then you might be
fastest just installing say Slackware 14.1 and going from there; gives a
very clean and solid build environment.



hth,
akh



> durring the check of glibc I got a bunch of errors. here is the printup of:
        .
        .
> I don't know how to resolve an error so if you could show me how I would
> appreciate it. I tried  to google it but couldn't find anything relevant.
> :-)~MIKE~(-:


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