On Aug 24, 2014, at 2:13 PM, Vitaly Takmazov wrote:
2014-08-24 22:51 GMT+04:00 William Harrington <[email protected]>:
You may have a host configuration issue. How is jHALFS configured
and did you start it with a normal user. What is your host OS and
does it meet the requirements for building with jHALFS? Did you edit
any of the lfs commands?
I'm using Debian stable (x86_64), jHALFS system checking is OK:
KERNEL............ <3.14-0.bpo.1-amd64> OK (Min version: 2.6.32)
BASH.............. <4.2.37(1)-release> OK (Min version: 3.2)
GCC............... <4.6> OK (Min version: 4.1.2)
G++............... <4.6> OK (Min version: 4.1.2)
GLIBC............. <2.13> OK (Min version: 2.5.1)
BINUTILS.......... <2.22> OK (Min version: 2.17)
TAR............... <1.26> OK (Min version: 1.18)
BZIP2............. <1.0.6> OK (Min version: 1.0.4)
BISON............. <2.5> OK (Min version: 2.3)
COREUTILS......... <8.13> OK (Min version: 6.9)
DIFF.............. <3.2> OK (Min version: 2.8.1)
FIND.............. <4.4.2> OK (Min version: 4.2.31)
GAWK.............. <4.0.1> OK (Min version: 4.0.1)
GREP.............. <2.12> OK (Min version: 2.5.1a)
GZIP.............. <1.5> OK (Min version: 1.3.12)
M4................ <1.4.16> OK (Min version: 1.4.10)
MAKE.............. <3.81> OK (Min version: 3.81)
PATCH............. <2.6.1> OK (Min version: 2.5.4)
PERL.............. <5.14.2> OK (Min version: 5.8.8)
SED............... <4.2.1> OK (Min version: 4.1.5)
XZ................ <5.1.0alpha> OK (Min version: 5.0.0)
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Since the issue is with zlib, with debian systems I do install the
zlib1g-dev package. I haven't had errors with debian systems as well
with jHALFS in the past. You may want to install that package and test
again.
Sincerely,
William Harrington
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