> > > > =========================================================================================== > > Can you please help in resolving this problem? I have tried checking C > > source and 'h' files but could not make out the problem. > > Perhaps this will help: > > cap_init is defined in /usr/include/sys/capability.h and that should have > been installed as a part of LFS in the libcap package. > > Thank you for the quick response. I have already checked /usr/include/sys/capability.h okay. I have recompiled Libcap and other sources but the problem remains. Someone has mentioned in Google that he had experienced exactly the same problem while compiling for Slackware (Ref.: http://superuser.com/questions/797748/how-can-i-get-wine-to-support-outputting-to-pulseaudio-through-alsa-compatibility) and claimed to have solved it by compiling 32 bit Libcap and Gconf. Initially I compiled LFS in 32 bit Fedora 20 and am now compiling the rest after installing LXDE (and other WMs) as per BLFS book. I have installed VLC, mPlayer, Firefox and other packages and I can solve the audio problem only after making Pulseaudio work, as I believe. BTW, this is the first time I am experiencing such a problem since other times I corrected the mistakes myself by following the excellent book. Also, this mail is being sent from the Firefox installed yesterday! Thanks again. VSN
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