Hi

When trying to run jhalfs, I get the following shortly after fetching the book:

I did edit the sudoers file to include
for the host and lfs users and I also added
To all the users' .profile, none of this helped.

I'm using a compliant host based on an up-to-date Debian.

Does anyone have an idea, where the problem lies?


Edit: a little update:

So far I ran the 'make' command as the host user (as I understand that is the recommendation). Now I did the following:

which it resulted (not surprisingly) in it complaining it has no write acces on the build directory.
But then I did
and ran the jhalfs script as the lfs user. This seems to work halfway, the above error no longer appears. However I get immediately:

Edit edit: Since I'm not getting any replies, I posted to the alfs dicussion mailing list. I will of course post back here if I find the solution.

I ended up having errors too trying to use a .bashrc file after chrooting my environment. I hate having everything just white but I was getting weird errors all the time so I've decided to just not have one.

Everything worked great from there as long as there's no .bashrc file configured.

Hi

Thanks for your suggestion. Unfortunately it did not help, I still get the same error.
I also got a few ideas on the mailing list, but none of them helped so far.