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That version check is wrong you have /bin/sh pointing to dash should bash
and no make info, so not sure how you got through to ch6 without a problem !!
Maybe this error stems back to ch5 and those issues in version check.
But the version-check which I have posted in the recent reply is when I am not chrooted into the LFS. In that case the /bin/sh won't point to bash obviously.
While in the previous version-check as you can see the /bin/sh points correctly to bash and hence I am able to build all tools except gcc. Plus, my sanity check before proceeding with gcc build procedure also succeeded.
Last edited by invinciblycool; 01-30-2019 at 04:06 AM.
What i,m saying version check was wrong for ch5 as that is from host, which you use to build ch5. Did something go wrong there "normally" it dose. which you might of missed. now your finding a problem in ch6. As I said before never seen this error before.
Okay,so I did a full format of the partition and started all over again, carefully following each and every step and ensuring tests for each package pass(as in the book, not all tests).
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