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Kovid,
The results are a tad strange. Allow me to explain. To insure that I always use the same command when I process a book I type it out in a text editor then do a copy and paste into the terminal. With that as a premise, and to be sure that the program hung I copied and pasted the following command line into my terminal and hit a return:
html2lrf --verbose --force-page-break-before-tag='page-break' --blank-after-para --base-font-size=8 creeds-000.html
And terminal hung as I reproted previously.
I then entered the following command were the file creeds-002,html is Chapter one of the book.
html2lrf --verbose creeds-002-html
and darned if the program didn't run.
so then I entered
html2lrf --verbose --page-break-before-tag='page-break' creeds-002.html
and it worked, so then I tried
html2lrf -- verbose --blank-after-para creeds-002.html
and again the program worked so I tried
html2lrf --verbose --page-break-before-tag='page-break' creeds-000.html
and
html2lrf -- verbose --blank-after-para creeds-000.html
thinking it might have been something in the original file that was the difficulty. Wasn't so. So I finally re-entered my original command
html2lrf --verbose --force-page-break-before-tag='page-break' --blank-after-para --base-font-size=8 creeds-000.html
And it now works as well, the long and the short of it is that sine I used just the base command on a very simple file I can no longer reproduce the problem.
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