> I can't comment on the *comments* in that script, but > a quick look suggests you are doing the same things as > I do. So, perhaps the problem is elsewhere. > > We can see that 'make' is apparently found and executable, > but gcc is not. The first steps are: take a sample of packages > from chapter 5 that come after adjusting the toolchain. The > purpose is to see if you installed a binary from the package, > and assuming you did, use ldd on the host to see what it links > to.
I've checked almost all executables in /tools/bin with ldd and gues what. All executables are linked OK except binaries from gcc package so somethink is wrong in gcc pass 2 or adjusting toolchain but i don't know where. http://github.com/zajca/LFS---by-bash-scripts/blob/master/chap5/gccP2 http://github.com/zajca/LFS---by-bash-scripts/blob/master/chap5/linker > Sometimes people accidentally miss one of the packages, > or build it but fail to install it. Other times, people stop the build, > come back, but do not set things up properly and find that one > or more of hte later packages is mislinked. That's true i forget compile "file" but that isn't reason of my problems. > If make is correctly linked, I particularly wonder if you failed > to install pass 2 of gcc. -- Martin Zajíc E-mail: zaj...@gmail.com Jabber: zaj...@gmail.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/zajca -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
