Issues when restarting jhalfs-2.2

Hi guys,

I'm trying to setup a LFS on my RS/6000 43p-150.  So far so
good, but when 
restarting jhalfs it seems that there are some open points. 

With "restarting" I mean simply doing the 'make'
again after a previous run 
has been crashed for whichever reason.
Restarting wents fine in the very first chapter, but now the
kernel build has 
failed (maybe I reproduce). After that, a make will result
in

<hardcopy>
        Processing... <host prep files  ( SETUP ) >
        Processing... <cross tools  ( LUSER ) >
        Processing... <temp system  ( LUSER ) >
        Processing... <tmptools CHROOT        ( CHROOT )
>
        Processing... <(chroot) final system ( CHROOT )
>
        Processing... <(chroot) bootscripts   ( CHROOT )
>
        Processing... <(chroot) make bootable ( CHROOT )
>
Creating Makefile... DONE
------------------------------------------------------------
------------------

Building the system...
make[1]: Entering directory `/mnt/lfs/jhalfs'
------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------
mk_SYSTOOLS
You are going to CHROOT into /mnt/lfs clfs
a password is required
------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------                
Executing  CHROOT JAIL  scripts
------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------
------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------- 
Building target 171-kernel
/tools/bin/bash: cannot redirect standard input from
/dev/null: Permission 
denied
</hardcopy>

Seems so that there is something wrong with the /dev .

Some ideas?

Cu,
Thomas
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On 6/17/07, Thomas Trepl <ttreplyahoo.de> wrote:
> Building target 171-kernel
> /tools/bin/bash: cannot redirect standard input from
/dev/null: Permission
> denied
> </hardcopy>
>
> Seems so that there is something wrong with the /dev .
>
> Some ideas?

I'm not real familiar with the CLFS setup, but it sounds
like the
kernfs target has been completed, so the Makefile thinks it
doesn't
need to be rebuilt. I don't know what the number would be,
but look
for a file called "*-kernfs". If you delete that,
make will rebuild
that target. Essentially, that means that the kernel
filesystems will
be remounted and the devices will be bind mounted from the
host.

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