It's probably your package management, it's never a good idea to symlink
the toolchain(gcc, glibc, and binutils).
Well, I'll change it so that those aren't symlinked and see if that fixes things. However, I would like to know why it's not a good idea to symlink them. I don't see why it should make any difference. Certainly putting them in /usr/pkg as I've done could be a problem if I had /usr on a separate partition, but I'm only going to have one partition. What exactly makes it a bad idea to symlink the toolchain?
- Jonathan Davis
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