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On 6/15/22 22:05, Yasin YILMAZ ([email protected] via alfs-discuss Mailing
List) wrote:
>> It is unclear that you disabled the checks. You can check by looking at
>>
>> /mnt/lfs/jhalfs/lfs-commands/chapter08/803-glibc
>>
>> If the checks are really disabled there should be a line:
>> # make -k check >> $TEST_LOG 2>&1 || true
>>
>> The # is important.
>>
>> What I would suggest is starting over. First, make sure all the virtual files
>> systems are unmounted. Use the findmnt command to check, Then as the root user
>>
>> rm -rf /mnt/lfs/{bin,dev,home,lib,mnt,proc,run,sys,usr}
>> rm -rf /mnt/lfs/{boot,etc,jhalfs,lib64,media,opt,root,sbin,srv,tmp,var}
>>
>> Be VERY careful with the above. You do not want to remove these directories on the
>> host.
>>
>> When you have finished, you should only have /mnt/lfs/{sources,lost+found}
>> Now remove any sub-directories in /mnt/lfs/sources.
>>
>> Then remove your jhalfs git directory and
>>
>> git clone git clone git://git.linuxfromscratch.org/jhalfs.git
>>
>> Then 'cd jhalfs.git' and run 'make' paying careful attention to all the options.
>>
>> That should get you back to a clean start.
> I implemented what you said. I am encountering the same error again. Is there an
> alternative solution?
The only think I can think of is to manually mount the virtual file systems, enter
chroot, and continue manually.
-- Bruce
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