Stuck at Chapter 5.4, Error when making dir for Binutils 2.20
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Looks like your user only has write access inside the /home/lfs folder. That is fine, just run the commands from inside another folder - /home/lfs/binutils for example. I would think this extra folder should be created when you extract the source.
In addition to that read this section again: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/...tructions.html
Pay close attention to the Notes. You should be in the package's source directory when executing the commands given in the book.
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