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AdminBee
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Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS$LFS was owned by rootroot, not the lfslfs user. Trying to run make installmake install as the lfslfs user, I was attempting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

As rootas root. Hope this helps you guys!!!

Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS was owned by root, not the lfs user. Trying to run make install as the lfs user, I was attempting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

As root. Hope this helps you guys!!!

Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS was owned by root, not the lfs user. Trying to run make install as the lfs user, I was attempting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

as root.

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Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS was owned by root, not the lfs user. Trying to run make install as the lfs user, I was attemtingattempting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

As root. Hope this helps you guys!!!

Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS was owned by root, not the lfs user. Trying to run make install as the lfs user, I was attemting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

As root. Hope this helps you guys!!!

Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS was owned by root, not the lfs user. Trying to run make install as the lfs user, I was attempting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

As root. Hope this helps you guys!!!

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lfsthrowaway
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Solved! The problem was: almost the entirety of $LFS was owned by root, not the lfs user. Trying to run make install as the lfs user, I was attemting to write to directories that weren't mine. I fixed this by running

sudo chown -R lfs $LFS

As root. Hope this helps you guys!!!