Ken Moffat wrote: > > So, there is at least a possibility that something in your scripts > is wrong. I've got difficulty imagining why a general config.cache > would be useful, but each to his own. However, you _are_ deviating > from the book (three sets of tool directories), so things can break > in unexpected ways. I'm reminded of people who decided not to build > the first part of LFS in /mnt/lfs/tools - from time to time they get > strange breakages because /tools has been hardcoded into patches. > > I strongly recommend you do what I suggested yesterday - try to > configure texinfo in the normal way so that it fails, then look at > the appropriate config.log (without going back through the thread, I > don't know if it's the top level config.log or one in a subdirectory) > and look at the results which caused the error message. > > It might be embarrassing (I've had my share of these, such > as passing -mpcu=7450 to a cross-compile for x86), it might be > specific to your variations, or it might be something that other > people will hit (maybe even a problem with the book). It's that > last possibility that really concerns me, plus the opportunity for > you to learn how to debug configure problems. > > Ken > Hi Ken!
The strangeness continues... I have just tried rebuilding texinfo with the same scripts without modifying anything and the package built successfully... So I think that it was a "temporary" problem, probably something over set by something else and not related to the package in question nor to the scripts. Luca _______________________________________________ Clfs-support mailing list [email protected] http://lists.cross-lfs.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/clfs-support
