jhalfs-trunk problems?

I'm trying the jhalfs-trunk for the first time and I'm
running into 
something I don't know how to get around.  I've
encountered it for a 
couple of things but for example let's say I want to build
ntp from the 
BLFS svn edition.  I select ntp in the menu and exit.  I get
asked if 
what I've selected is right and I type yes, etc etc etc.

Finally I get this:

Generating ntp dependencies tree...
...done
Generating ntp-index.xml ...done
Generating <ntp> HTML book from <blfs-xml>
xml files ...make: *** [menuconfig] Error 5

Did I miss a dependency?

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David Barron wrote:
> I'm trying the jhalfs-trunk for the first time and
I'm running into 
> something I don't know how to get around.  I've
encountered it for a 
> couple of things but for example let's say I want to
build ntp from the 
> BLFS svn edition.  I select ntp in the menu and exit. 
I get asked if 
> what I've selected is right and I type yes, etc etc
etc.
> 
> Finally I get this:
> 
> Generating ntp dependencies tree...
> ...done
> Generating ntp-index.xml ...done
> Generating <ntp> HTML book from <blfs-xml>
> xml files ...make: *** [menuconfig] Error 5
> 
> Did I miss a dependency?
> 
    No.. you did not miss anything.. it looks like BLFS is
broken. I 
don't know when it happened so it make take a little time
to find the bug..



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David Barron wrote:
> I'm trying the jhalfs-trunk for the first time and
I'm running into 
> something I don't know how to get around.  I've
encountered it for a 
> couple of things but for example let's say I want to
build ntp from the 
> BLFS svn edition.  I select ntp in the menu and exit. 
I get asked if 
> what I've selected is right and I type yes, etc etc
etc.
> 
> Finally I get this:
> 
> Generating ntp dependencies tree...
> ...done
> Generating ntp-index.xml ...done
> Generating <ntp> HTML book from <blfs-xml>
> xml files ...make: *** [menuconfig] Error 5
> 
> Did I miss a dependency?
> 
   my mistake.. jhalfs/BLFS is not broken.. I am 
   I was able to run the scripts with no problem and
generate a ntp 
Makefile.
   Did you see a ntp directory inside the $HOME/blfs-root
directory?

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George Boudreau wrote:
> David Barron wrote:
>> I'm trying the jhalfs-trunk for the first time and
I'm running into 
>> something I don't know how to get around.  I've
encountered it for a 
>> couple of things but for example let's say I want
to build ntp from 
>> the BLFS svn edition.  I select ntp in the menu and
exit.  I get 
>> asked if what I've selected is right and I type
yes, etc etc etc.
>>
>> Finally I get this:
>>
>> Generating ntp dependencies tree...
>> ...done
>> Generating ntp-index.xml ...done
>> Generating <ntp> HTML book from
<blfs-xml>
>> xml files ...make: *** [menuconfig] Error 5
>>
>> Did I miss a dependency?
>>
>   my mistake.. jhalfs/BLFS is not broken.. I am 
>   I was able to run the scripts with no problem and
generate a ntp 
> Makefile.
>   Did you see a ntp directory inside the
$HOME/blfs-root directory?
>

Yes, I've got an ntp directory inside blfs-root.  It's got
an empty 
dependencies directory, ntp-index.xml and xslproc.log.  The
log file 
contains some interesting stuff:

I/O error : Attempt to load network entity 
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
warning : failed to load external entity 
http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
compilation error: file
../blfs-xml/stylesheets/blfs-chunked.xsl line 8
xsl: import : unable to load

There are similar errors for chunck-common.xsl, Manifest.xsl
and 
chunk-code.xsl

I was going to send the files to you but I don't have email
going on my 
LFS machine yet, or any way to move the files to Windows. 
Kind of a 
pain actually.
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David Barron wrote:
> 
> 
> George Boudreau wrote:
>> David Barron wrote:
<snip>
>>>
>>   my mistake.. jhalfs/BLFS is not broken.. I am

>>   I was able to run the scripts with no problem and
generate a ntp 
>> Makefile.
>>   Did you see a ntp directory inside the
$HOME/blfs-root directory?
>>
> 
> Yes, I've got an ntp directory inside blfs-root. 
It's got an empty 
> dependencies directory, ntp-index.xml and xslproc.log. 
The log file 
> contains some interesting stuff:
> 
> I/O error : Attempt to load network entity 
> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
> warning : failed to load external entity 
> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
> compilation error: file
../blfs-xml/stylesheets/blfs-chunked.xsl line 8
> xsl: import : unable to load
   ok.. it looks like you do not have the xsl style sheets
set up 
properly. Have you followed the instructions (to the letter)
in the BLFS 
book. (Docbook XML DTD-4.4 and DocBool XSL
stylesheets-1.69.1)

> 
> There are similar errors for chunck-common.xsl,
Manifest.xsl and 
> chunk-code.xsl
> 
> I was going to send the files to you but I don't have
email going on my 
> LFS machine yet, or any way to move the files to
Windows.  Kind of a 
> pain actually.

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George Boudreau wrote:
> David Barron wrote:
>>
>>
>> George Boudreau wrote:
>>> David Barron wrote:
> <snip>
>>>>
>>>   my mistake.. jhalfs/BLFS is not broken.. I am

>>>   I was able to run the scripts with no problem
and generate a ntp 
>>> Makefile.
>>>   Did you see a ntp directory inside the
$HOME/blfs-root directory?
>>>
>>
>> Yes, I've got an ntp directory inside blfs-root. 
It's got an empty 
>> dependencies directory, ntp-index.xml and
xslproc.log.  The log file 
>> contains some interesting stuff:
>>
>> I/O error : Attempt to load network entity 
>> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
>> warning : failed to load external entity 
>> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
>> compilation error: file
../blfs-xml/stylesheets/blfs-chunked.xsl line 8
>> xsl: import : unable to load
>   ok.. it looks like you do not have the xsl style
sheets set up 
> properly. Have you followed the instructions (to the
letter) in the 
> BLFS book. (Docbook XML DTD-4.4 and DocBool XSL
stylesheets-1.69.1)
>
>>
>> There are similar errors for chunck-common.xsl,
Manifest.xsl and 
>> chunk-code.xsl
>>
>> I was going to send the files to you but I don't
have email going on 
>> my LFS machine yet, or any way to move the files to
Windows.  Kind of 
>> a pain actually.
>

Ahem, no.  I wasn't aware I needed them.  Wouldn't that be
a 
dependency?  I'll get that installed.

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David Barron wrote:
> 
> 
> George Boudreau wrote:
>> David Barron wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> George Boudreau wrote:
>>>> David Barron wrote:
>> <snip>
>>>>>
>>>>   my mistake.. jhalfs/BLFS is not broken..
I am 
>>>>   I was able to run the scripts with no
problem and generate a ntp 
>>>> Makefile.
>>>>   Did you see a ntp directory inside the
$HOME/blfs-root directory?
>>>>
>>>
>>> Yes, I've got an ntp directory inside
blfs-root.  It's got an empty 
>>> dependencies directory, ntp-index.xml and
xslproc.log.  The log file 
>>> contains some interesting stuff:
>>>
>>> I/O error : Attempt to load network entity 
>>> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
>>> warning : failed to load external entity 
>>> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
>>> compilation error: file
../blfs-xml/stylesheets/blfs-chunked.xsl line 8
>>> xsl: import : unable to load
>>   ok.. it looks like you do not have the xsl style
sheets set up 
>> properly. Have you followed the instructions (to
the letter) in the 
>> BLFS book. (Docbook XML DTD-4.4 and DocBool XSL
stylesheets-1.69.1)
>>
>>>
>>> There are similar errors for chunck-common.xsl,
Manifest.xsl and 
>>> chunk-code.xsl
>>>
>>> I was going to send the files to you but I
don't have email going on 
>>> my LFS machine yet, or any way to move the
files to Windows.  Kind of 
>>> a pain actually.
>>
> 
> Ahem, no.  I wasn't aware I needed them.  Wouldn't
that be a 
> dependency?  I'll get that installed.
> 
   yes.. a major dependency. It only shows up late in the
build process 
and I must have missed an error trap.  (more todo work)

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George Boudreau wrote:
> David Barron wrote:
>>
>>
>> George Boudreau wrote:
>>> David Barron wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> George Boudreau wrote:
>>>>> David Barron wrote:
>>> <snip>
>>>>>>
>>>>>   my mistake.. jhalfs/BLFS is not
broken.. I am 
>>>>>   I was able to run the scripts with no
problem and generate a ntp 
>>>>> Makefile.
>>>>>   Did you see a ntp directory inside
the $HOME/blfs-root directory?
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> Yes, I've got an ntp directory inside
blfs-root.  It's got an empty 
>>>> dependencies directory, ntp-index.xml and
xslproc.log.  The log 
>>>> file contains some interesting stuff:
>>>>
>>>> I/O error : Attempt to load network entity 
>>>> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
>>>> warning : failed to load external entity 
>>>> http://docbook.sourceforge.net/release/xsl/1.
69.1/xhtml/docbook.xsl
>>>> compilation error: file
../blfs-xml/stylesheets/blfs-chunked.xsl 
>>>> line 8
>>>> xsl: import : unable to load
>>>   ok.. it looks like you do not have the xsl
style sheets set up 
>>> properly. Have you followed the instructions
(to the letter) in the 
>>> BLFS book. (Docbook XML DTD-4.4 and DocBool XSL
stylesheets-1.69.1)
>>>
>>>>
>>>> There are similar errors for
chunck-common.xsl, Manifest.xsl and 
>>>> chunk-code.xsl
>>>>
>>>> I was going to send the files to you but I
don't have email going 
>>>> on my LFS machine yet, or any way to move
the files to Windows.  
>>>> Kind of a pain actually.
>>>
>>
>> Ahem, no.  I wasn't aware I needed them. 
Wouldn't that be a 
>> dependency?  I'll get that installed.
>>
>   yes.. a major dependency. It only shows up late in
the build process 
> and I must have missed an error trap.  (more todo work)
>

I was going to ask what tidy was, but I just read the email
you sent.  
So I'll go back and install HTML-tidy now.
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El Martes, 20 de Febrero de 2007 18:18, lfsperam.org
escribió:

> Found the answer to this myself.  My installation is
hosed.  Confirmed
> this by starting the "old" version of LFS,
and was able to generate
> makefile without errors.
>
> Any pointers on where my mistake is is welcomed.

In your new LFS system your /etc/xml/catalog is not set
properly to resolve 
the DocBook-XSL-1.69.1 files.

If you installed DocBook-XSL-1.69.1, and the other blfs-tool
dependencies, 
using the "Add blfs-tool support" in jhalfs while
build the new LFS system, 
please send me the generated  /etc/xml/catalog file to see
if there is 
something wrong in the installation script.

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M.Canales.es wrote:
> El Martes, 20 de Febrero de 2007 18:18, lfsperam.org
escribió:
>
>   
> [snip]
> In your new LFS system your /etc/xml/catalog is not set
properly to resolve 
> the DocBook-XSL-1.69.1 files.
>   

My bad.  After installing that package it works.  thanks for
the 
clue-bat 

Per Arne
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