That's the fix. I was trying to untar udev into an empty systemd
directory. I didn't realize that both sources had to be there.
Thanks again
Ken Moffat wrote:
On Thu, Sep 20, 2012 at 06:54:50AM -0400, Dave wrote:
I'm at the point of installation, that udev is next. The book is clear
as mud for installing this udev/systemd mess.
Can someone walk me through the steps, so I can get to the real error.
I've tried 5 diff ways, all with different errors, seem always
some .h or .o file missing. but when I look for them they are there.
Give me the proper steps and I'll send the resulting error info
Dave --not so newbie
I haven't built 189, but the instructions look similar to what we
did for 188. Certainly, very different from common CMMI, but
explained in detail.
So:
0. Remove any existing systemd directory, untar, go into the systemd
directory you just extracted.
1. tar -xvf ../udev-lfs-189.tar.bz2
2. At this point, it is *possible* that you might have problems with
parallel make, so unset MAKEFLAGS if it was set. I doubt this is
the problem (it usually bites in BLFS making gudev and friends), but
when I moved to setting MAKEFLAGS earlier this year I noticed that
distros were forcing -j1 when building udev.
2. make -f udev-lfs-189/Makefile.lfs
3. If it fails, report the errors. The people on the list aren't
mind readers : we can't guess what errors you saw, and I'm having a
hard time trying to think of 5 different ways to do this. By its
nature, the development book will sometimes be broken. The only way
to fix it is to report the *first* error.
ĸen
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