El 19/05/14 16:01, Jonas Maebe ha escrit: >> 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.
No, I have the fpc sources in my home directory > >> 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. Yes I know that but... > > 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). ..since I already had fpc installed via rpm, I didn't want to add another installation in /usr/local. Bye -- Luca _______________________________________________ fpc-pascal maillist - fpc-pascal@lists.freepascal.org http://lists.freepascal.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/fpc-pascal
