Simon Geard wrote:
To correct it, remove /dev/null, and re-create it with:
mknod -m 666 /dev/null c 1 3
I.e a character device, major/minor pair of 1,3, and world-writable.
If udev is running, won't /dev be a temporary filesystem that will disappear
when you reboot? It would be best to do this from your host system and chroot
into lfs without mounting /dev
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