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So I've been working today on developing a LFS system, I'm developing the system using a VirtualBox VM running Ubuntu.

I got to this page, and after running the make install command for Glibc the virtualbox was slow, and some basic commands like cp where acting weird (it was saying "Segmentation fault (core dumped)") so I decided to restart the VB.

After selecting Ubuntu in the GRUB menu, I was presented by this awesome(not) error dump:

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Can you guys tell me what this means, and maybe how to fix my VM?

EDIT 1:

It also throws the same error when attempting to boot into recovery mode.

I did accidentally run a chmod command on the wrong partition, but I don't think it would cause this. (I accidentally changed the LFS host system's "/var/log/btmp" file to 660 from whatever it was before)

EDIT 2:

Here is the kernel log from /var/log/kern.log http://pastebin.com/TusqDGrP

EDIT 3:

This is similar to Cannot boot because: Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted to kill init! except that I'm not getting an error as far as I can see

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Keith M
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  • It's probably better to use eglibc on 14.04, or upgrade the distribution to >= 15.04 for support of glibc. – Takkat Oct 18 '15 at 10:10
  • @Takkat I'm just following what the book says to use, or do you mean on the LFS host? – Keith M Oct 18 '15 at 13:32

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I decided instead of waiting to get help, I would just format and reinstall the boot partition with my Ubuntu ISO.

Is anyone knows what happened there though, I would be interested to know.

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