> If you take a close look at the "Package Users" hint you will see in the
> first two paragraphs of Section 6 some information about installing 'su'
> in Chapter 5 of the book. In Chapter 5.17 of the book, "Coreutils-8.5,"
> the last paragraph and the last command deal with this. There are a
> num
On 01/10/2011 07:57 PM, Brian Winfrey wrote:
> I am unable to get passed 6.12 Binutils due to expect -c "spawn ls"
> returning the "ptys error".
>
> if the command is run on host system it succeeds. this indicates that
> my kernel has support.
> if run on host as "su lfs" it succeeds. this indicate
>
> I read a thread on linux questions that recommended 'chmod a+rw
> /dev/pts/0'. Does that sound like a reasonable work around?
>
Did not appear to work.
I wonder why this is not mentioned in the hint, or did I miss it?
Thanks.
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On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 6:23 PM, William Immendorf
wrote:
> On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 7:57 PM, Brian Winfrey wrote:
>> I am unable to get passed 6.12 Binutils due to expect -c "spawn ls"
>> returning the "ptys error".
> This is normal when using the package users hint, due to the fact that
> the PT
On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 7:57 PM, Brian Winfrey wrote:
> I am unable to get passed 6.12 Binutils due to expect -c "spawn ls"
> returning the "ptys error".
This is normal when using the package users hint, due to the fact that
the PTY's are incorrectly premissioned in the chroot environment. If
you
I am unable to get passed 6.12 Binutils due to expect -c "spawn ls"
returning the "ptys error".
if the command is run on host system it succeeds. this indicates that
my kernel has support.
if run on host as "su lfs" it succeeds. this indicates that it is not
due to permissions.
if run upon enterin
