Le 03/03/2015 16:00, ZyaX a écrit :
On 3/1/15, Pierre Labastie <[email protected]> wrote:
Ken, if I dare... From the log above, I would say it is in the
sources/gcc-build/x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/libgcc directory.
Actually, if you do not run parallel jobs in make (no -j flag),
you can look for the line starting with "Configuring in" closest to the
point where it fails.
That directory was correct. It did also show up correctly with Ken's
suggested methods.
There is something wrong with this "/lib/cpp" result. I've always seen:
checking how to run the C preprocessor... gcc -E (or a three line command
involving xgcc)
And normally, the /lib/cpp link should not exist at this stage, while it
_has_
been found by configure. Are you sure you are in the chroot environment?
(run
'ls /tools': if you are chrooted, it should give an error). If you are sure
you are in the chroot environment, just try removing the /lib/cpp link (rm
/lib/cpp) and type `make' again.
There is no /lib/cpp link. There is no file at all for that path.
I am chrooted into $LFS, but I don't know why 'ls /tools' should give
an error. Since the tools directory is located in $LFS as per the
instructions of this book. In other words, no, 'ls /tools' does not
give an error. It lists the contents of tools, i.e. the temporary
system. I'm a bit confused!
Sorry about that, my mistake! No. The difference is that "ls -l /tools"
returns a link on the host and a true directory on chroot.
Pierre
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