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I am running jhalfs inside LFS Live CD and everything runs fine until I try to run the makefile. The root account has no password and the lfs account has ...
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    Post Need help with jhalfs

    I am running jhalfs inside LFS Live CD and everything runs fine until I try to run the makefile.

    The root account has no password and the lfs account has a password

    I have tried entering the lfs password in the password place but that didn't work. :-/

    Any idea of what I can do? xD

    The picture shows what I do and what it shows. :-/
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    Hi welcome to the forum.
    I got this from the LFS site at this address - LFS LiveCD Documentation
    perhaps it may help.
    AUTOMATING THE BUILD

    This CD comes with the “jhalfs” tool that allows extracting commands from the XML version of the LFS or CLFS book into Makefiles and shell scripts. You can find the jhalfs installation in the home directory of the “jhalfs” user, and the XML LFS book is in /usr/share/LFS-BOOK-6.3-XML. In order to use jhalfs, you have to:

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    create a directory for your future LFS system and mount a partition there
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    change the ownership of that directory to the “jhalfs” user
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    run “su - jhalfs” in order to become that user
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    as user “jhalfs”, follow the instructions in the jhalfs README file

    This user already has the required root access (via “sudo”) to complete the build.

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    Ok that fixed my first problem and I spend 7 hours making the OS but right before it finishes, jhalfs spits this error at me.

    \make: *** [070-gmp] Error 1
    make: *** [mk_CHROOT] Error 2


    What does this mean? :-/
    How do I fix it?

    O yeah and these are the current packages in my OS if it matters:

    autoconf-2.6.3
    automake-1.10.1
    bash-3.2
    bash-doc.30522.2
    binutils-2.18
    bison-2.3
    bzip2-1.0.5
    coreutils-6.12
    db-4.7.25
    diffutils-2.8.1
    e2fsprogs-1.41.2
    file-4.26
    findutils-4.4.0
    flex-2.5.35
    gawk-3.1.6
    gcc-4.3.2
    gettext-0.17
    glibc-2.8
    gmp-4.2.4
    grep-2.5.3
    groff-1.18.1.4
    grub-0.97
    gzip-1.3.12
    iana-etc-2.30
    inetutils-1.5
    iproute2-2.6.26
    kbd-1.14.1
    less-418
    lfs-bootscripts-20080522
    libtool-2.2.6a
    linux-2.6.26.5
    m4-1.4.11
    make-3.81
    man-db.2.5.2
    man-pages-3.11
    module-init-tools-3.4.1
    mpfr-2.3.2
    ncurses-5.6
    patch-2.5.4
    perl-5.10.0
    procps-3.2.7
    psmisc-22.6
    readline-5.2
    sed-4.1.5
    shadow-4.1.2.1
    sysklogd-1.5
    sysvinit-2.86
    tar-1.20
    texinfo-4.13a
    udev-130
    udev-config-20081015
    util-linux-ng-2.14.1
    vim-7.2-lang
    vim-7.2
    zlib-1.2.3

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    if you goto /mnt/lfs/jhalfs/logs then do >vi 070* that will show the where everything went wrong!

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