Juan Alberto Regalado Galván <00jarg <at> gmail.com> writes: > > Keith: > > The first ln command that Bruce provided you, works just fine if > you're under the /bin directory. > Then he corrected himself by giving you a flawless command which > works, no matter where you stand on your file system. > The intention of the list is to help users with LFS, not to prove > their expertise under linux. Your comment is totally unnecessary and > out of place. > Please keep in touch if you encounter more problems. > > Greetings, > Juan Alberto.
It's a pity that this thread went this way. The sh->bash link is one of the mildest requirement of the hostreqs. I have built LFS a lot of times with /bin/sh->dash on Debian. What I think the original poster is missing is a bunch of libxxx-dev packages, because a normal Unbuntu installation does not have them. But since he did not send the error he was getting, it is hard to help more. I have built LFS on Ubuntu 12.10, but I am sorry I have not taken a note of what I had to install. At least libc6-dev, libncuses5-dev, and surely others. The hostreqs page do not test their presence (actually, those packages contain mainly the headerfiles *.h). Regards Pierre -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
