>From: Jeremy Henty <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>I run LFS-6.1.1 , upgraded to kernel-2.6.16.27 and udev-071 . Can I
>upgrade to udev-096 using the LFS-6.2 instructions or will it break
I did and nary a squeak. Though I was on an old classic Pentium system
without much of an I/O challenge.
>From: "Ange
This is an odd one for me, and I can't figure it out.
Machine is built from LFS 6.1.1, using gkrellm 2.2.9 and GTK 2.8.16.
Running gkrellm local on the machine in question shows the correct time.
However, running it across the network (even the loopback) shows the
time to be exactly one hour
Shane D. Johnson a écrit :
Couple of possibilities
You are in one of the directories or subdirectories (use pwd to find
out what directory you are in)
you have a window from the host open in one of the directories.
If you are in the su enviroment for building that would cause it to be
lock
On 8/11/06, Shane D. Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Couple of possibilities
You are in one of the directories or subdirectories (use pwd to find out
what directory you are in)
you have a window from the host open in one of the directories.
If you are in the su enviroment for building that
Couple of possibilities
You are in one of the directories or subdirectories (use pwd to find out
what directory you are in)
you have a window from the host open in one of the directories.
If you are in the su enviroment for building that would cause it to be
locked up as well.
Shane
An
Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
If you have another terminal open and are in
a dir on ${LFS} then it will be 'busy' and
you will get this error.
No, I do not have any other terminal open. Other ideas?
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Angel Tsankov fmi.uni-sofia.bg> writes:
> Why can't I unmount /$LFS?
>
If you have another terminal open and are in
a dir on ${LFS} then it will be 'busy' and
you will get this error.
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I'm building LFS 6.1.1 and I get the following messages when I issue 'umount -v
/$LFS' at the end:
umount: /mnt/lfs: device is busy
umount: /mnt/lfs: device is busy
Here are the command that I execute at that point:
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I run LFS-6.1.1 , upgraded to kernel-2.6.16.27 and udev-071 . Can I
upgrade to udev-096 using the LFS-6.2 instructions or will it break
horribly? I should disable hotplug as well, right?
Regards,
Jeremy Henty
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