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How to use the "make mrproper" command? I am working on Linux From Scratch

I am trying to create Linux From Scratch and I got to this part: linux headers

Make sure that the previous step has no obsolete files and dependencies:

make mrproper

I do not understand: in which directory should I run this command? In one of them?

$LFS/sources/gcc-build
$LFS/sources/gcc-4.4.3

Please, help!

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No, you should run this (next) in the directory in which you unpacked the original tarball of the kernel.

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What happens after gcc use

cd $LFS/sources
tar xvjf linux*
cd linux*
make mproper
make headers_check
make INSTALL_HDR_PATH=dest headers_install
cp -rv dest/include/* /tools/include

cd $LFS/sources , . tar xvjf linux * lunix api (j xvjf ) cd linux * , make mproper - make   headers_check   make INSTALL_HDR_PATH = dest headers_install   cp -rv dest/include/*/tools/include

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Starts make mrproperor make distcleanreturns the original kernel tree to its unspecified state. This means that you have lost your .config file. Before compiling the kernel, you will need to create a new .config file.

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