On 19 May 2014, at 15:39, Luca Olivetti wrote:
El 19/05/14 13:43, Jonas Maebe ha escrit:
b) delete /usr/lib/fpc/2.6.4/ppc386
c) rebuild the cross-compiler, but this time use "make crossinstall"
instead of "make install" at the end (I've updated the wiki article)
I had to adapt the instructions:
sudo make all CPU_TARGET=i386 -> I dropped the sudo
If that worked, then the permissions on your system are broken (at
least if you literally followed the instructions on that wiki page).
Nothing under /usr should be writable for regular users.
sudo make crossinstall CPU_TARGET=i386 -> installed everything in
/usr/local/lib[*], I then manually moved that to /usr/lib64, so now
I have:
You should not move anything to /usr, that directory belongs to your
package manager (I thought we still wrongly put things there by
default under Linux, but apparently that has been fixed; that's also
why I, erroneously, mentioned /usr above). /usr/local is the correct
destination for user-installed software and files.
Since an FPC-cross install is not complete on its own, you will
actually also have to install a full x86-64 FPC installation under /
usr/local. We do not and will not support mixing and matching
installations spread over multiple installation prefixes (nor
installations whereby you add files to directories that are reserved
for the system/package manager).
[*]I tried playing with DESTDIR but it didn't change the installation
directory.
There is no DESTDIR parameter in our makefiles, I'm not sure where you
got that from. You can change the installation directory by setting
INSTALL_PREFIX (but again, you should never change it to /usr).
Jonas
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