On Fri, 2012-12-14 at 22:26 -0500, Alexander Spitzer wrote: > I did find another clue: when running "make" for the bash package I > ran into a "Permission denied" error for yacc and I somehow sudoed my > way around it. Perhaps this resulted in the wrong libraries being > linked because I was not the lfs user. Will try again and reply back.
Needing to use sudo in chapter 5 should be seen as a very strong warning signal that you've done something wrong. And that's because by giving the lfs user ownership of $LFS, that user should have the ability to write to anything it *should* be writing to. As such, a permission error is often a sign that it's trying to write to somewhere outside of $LFS - i.e, somewhere in the host system. Simon.
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