Hi,

I'm hesitant to post on this issue for a couple of reasons; systemd seems a
little sensitive in the LFS world at the moment and, I'm going to be accused
of not following the book. My excuse for the latter is that the book changed
while I was building, without me noticing.

My first attempt at 20141104-systemd was done largely with scripts, without
me paying too much attention to test logs; everything compiled and installed.
On booting, the kernel appeared to load, systemd reported failures with network,
resolver etc and then just stopped, without a login prompt. The system seems to
be running to some extent; switching an external drive on and off produced the
usual disconnecting / remounting messages. The only response I could elicit
from the keyboard was with  'ctrl-alt-del'.

I changed the systemd default.target to 'basic' which produced a few less 
errors on boot
but the same result, reporting target.basic reached but no login.

I rebuilt everything from Chapter 5 but got the same result. All test errors 
are listed below.

I'm inclined to give up on systemd ( I don't want, like or need more 
complexity) but I 
worry that sooner or later there will be no choise unless you can write your 
own boot
scripts.

So, on the off chance that someone can spot an obvious problem --.

Glibc-2.20
        FAIL: posix/tst-getaddrinfo4
        FAIL: rt/tst-cpuclock2
Gcc-4.9.2
        WARNING: program timed out.
        FAIL: gcc.dg/atomic/c11-atomic-exec-5.c  -O2  execution test

These didn't worry me too much, perhaps they should have. Not long ago there was
a small volume of 'possibly expected failures' from these two.

Libtool-2.4.3 produced the 5 expected errors which did indeed go away when 
re-run later.

Autoconf-2.69
        501: Libtool                    FAILED (foreign.at:61)

Googling this found a comment from Bruce that it related to libtool-2.4.3 and a
suggestion from the local guru to patch the test, not the program, so I guess 
its
not a problem.

Systemd-216
        ./build-aux/test-driver: line 95:  9395 Aborted         "$@" > 
$log_file 2>&1
        FAIL: test-bus-creds 

No one else seems to have had this failure and I notice the development book has
moved to 217 and added another patch. Is this a problem?

Man-db-2.7.0.2
        FAIL: man-6

Can't remember ever having a problem here before.

Util-linux-2.25.2
        Don't have a log for this because the tests hang on the last line
             libmount: lock                           ...  OK
        The final line
               script: race conditions                ...  OK
        never happens.

ps The link to the build logs at the end of Chapter 4 seems to be broken.

-- 
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