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Unable to compile from source

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I'm trying to recompile the image from source (because I want the kernel with SATA PMP support, and I got the SATA port multiplier and 3 drives ready), but failed in the last step. As the attached image, the problem should be caused by "Device or resource busy".

 

I'm using a fresh downloaded Ubuntu 16.4 VB image and follow every instructions in github.

 

So, how can I get rid of it? Am I missing something? Thanks.

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Solved by Igor

Got the same problem with compiling from source.

Content of output/debug/tools-build.sh:

/bin/bash: make: command not found.
/bin/bash: make: command not found.

Make is installed.

Ideas?

If I am right, the errors are coming from this two lines

chroot $CACHEDIR/sdcard /bin/bash -c "cd /root/tools/temper/src; make clean" >> $DEST/debug/tools-build.log 2>&1
chroot $CACHEDIR/sdcard /bin/bash -c "cd /root/tools/temper/src; make $CTHREADS" >> $DEST/debug/tools-build.log 2>&1

in lib/extras/tools.sh.

But why?

 

I was able to build armbian from source till last week. Suddenly I got this error. For building I'm using a VirtualBox Ubuntu 16 64 bit. I setup a new VM, errors still there. I downloaded the lib again, errors still there.

What can I do?

Thank you Igor!

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