Ken Moffat wrote:
That _sounds_ as if the back-ticks ("`") are not recognised. When it works properly (which it does, for many of us), the grep command is replaced by its results, i.e. a list of files containing linux/config.h. I'm guessing you typed it in (because many people don't have copy-and-paste before X is working) and forgot the back-ticks ?
I did not forget to put back-ticks. DJ Lucas wrote:
The problem is in the sed command. Did you use CnP...by chance put in a space after the backslash? Fortunately, the compile can contiue without starting over or anything like that. Try the sed again, and make sure it works before going on with the make line. -- DJ Lucas
What is Cnp? How can I use it? If I run only grep -lr linux/config.h, there are a list of files. So I think that this command is ok. I have already put " and put nothing. Nothing works!!! How you wrote, I believe the problem is on the sed command. Why sed do not read grep command? Marcos -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/blfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
