Anthony Price wrote:
04-11-2014
I have built LFS 7.6 according to the book. The host system is xubuntu 14.10
and LFS is set to dual boot with it.
When I boot the LFS installation it takes me to a prompt:
(none) login:
You didn't set /etc/hostname.
I can login as root but no matter what I do - like saving a test text file
- fails with an error message that this is a read only file system.
That should be handled in the mountfs script:
mount -o remount,rw / >/dev/null
Try doing that without the redirection and see if you get any errors.
The command 'reboot' works, but 'shutdown -r now' results in error messages:
INIT cannot execute 'etc/rc.shutdown' and
INIT no more processes left in this run level
At that point it locks up and needs a hardware reboot.
May be related to a readonly file system, but I don't know of any
rc.shutdown on a standard LFS system.
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