In this part, you need to have you LFS partition mounted in somewhere
like "/mnt/fs", and you need the environment variable set to it. Then
you will download all required packages.

then first be sure you have your partition device mounted to
/mnt/lfs... The "mount" normally can only run by root.
depends on owner of your $LFS. but you always can use root (just take
care)... in chap 4 you will create a "lfs" user and chown all files to
it. then "lfs" will be your only user until chapter 6.

and be sure the command output...:
echo "$LFS"

...is not empty, or you are missing something important.



2017-02-24 20:27 GMT-03:00 Phils <lidbetter...@gmail.com>:
> I am using Linux from Scratch 7.10.
> Host system is Ubuntu 16.04.
>
> After a failed first attempt I have decided to go back to retry.
> In Chapter 3.1 in noticed it states "To create this directory, execute the
> following command, as user root, before starting the download session"
> mkdir -v $LFS/sources.
>
>
> My question is - do I logout and login as root (have set up root as ubuntu
> does not allow access to root automatically) and so having to setup $LFS and
> mount the drive again or do I use Sudo or something else? Also is it only
> that command and log back in as my usual user and reset LFS and mount again
> or do I use root from then on.
>
> Sorry I could not find this question in the mailing list if it is there.
> Maybe not using the correct search wording.
>
> Thanks
>
>
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