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Hey Friends,
Ran into this problem trying to install firefox :
File "/sources/firefox-48.0.2/python/mozbuild/mozbuild/virtualenv.py", line 200, in create
'Failed to create virtualenv: %s' % self.virtualenv_root)
Exception: Failed to create virtualenv: /sources/firefox-48.0.2/firefox-build-dir/_virtualenv
Appreciate any help or ideas. I installed Modori and was able to connect to web, but really wanted Firefox.
Why are you trying to install Firefox 48 when the current version is 50?
What, exactly, are you trying to do to install Firefox?
Which distro are you using? (Most distros have Firefox in the repos…) (Edit: Pretend this line doesn't exist! Can't find a strike through formatting option.)
Why are you trying to install Firefox 48 when the current version is 50?
What, exactly, are you trying to do to install Firefox?
Which distro are you using? (Most distros have Firefox in the repos…) (Edit: Pretend this line doesn't exist! Can't find a strike through formatting option.)
This is LFS forum. In LFS everything should compile from source.
I'm really appreciated what Captian Kangeroo done, although it was not the current version of firefox.
For myself, I also compile the version on LFS book. After I got some clue, then I compile the current version.
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