Good day, I am hoping you all will be able to help me with a problem that has been troubling me all weekend.
I am building LFS through an Ubuntu VM (to eventually have LFS on a VM disk) following the 10.0 systemd instructions. I have gotten through the entire book (minus booting the LFS system while I work out how for a VM) and even had installed some BLFS packages no problem. After closing down the VM and re-entering the chroot environment (following all steps to correctly do so), the GCC compiler suddenly cannot find the header files. Thinking this was a build error, I restarted the build from scratch only for the same issue to happen again the second time. I am attaching two text files-- one is the sanity check before I closed the VM, and the second is the sanity check after re-entering chroot the next day. As far as I know, I added all the necessary config files during the build. I should also note that in the "Cleaning Up" section of LFS, I was able both times to exit and re-enter chroot to enable hashing without anything going wrong with GCC. It was only after restarting the VM and re-mounting the drives that the issue occurred. Please let me know if you need any further information and thank you in advance! Jared Stevens
before_closing
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after_re-enter_chroot
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