On 3/21/07, Matthew Burgess <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'd be interested if you can reproduce your tens of failures using jhalfs, if
> only to rule out a) mistakes in any build scripts you might be using and/or
> b) mistakes made when copying/pasting/typing the commands from the book.
> scripts or running the commands by hand).
False alarm, sorry.
I'd thought that that was because of patches I'd used, but when I
built my *LFS again from the beginning, these tests mysteriously
succeed. Only three failures: annexc, tst-cancel1, tst-cancel24.
> Again, please note that LFS
> doesn't currently support 64-bit architectures. If you're wanting to build
> LFS on such a box, the recommended method is to use the CLFS instructions.
Nevertheless, now I've finished building a __pure__ 64-bit *LFS
without use of the cross compilation, with slight deviations from the
book. All the libraries now are 64-bit and they're placed in
{,/usr}/lib instead of {,/usr}/lib64. In order to achieve this, six
different patches (four patches for gcc, two for glibc) were written
and applied at a different stages of a build process.
My toolchain:
binutils-2.17.50.0.12
gcc-4.1.2
glibc-2.5
Regards,
Fix
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