Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
John Profic wrote:
Sorry, for confusion, but I mean book titled i386/x64_64 not
standalone x86_64 (which I notice is *broken* :))
You mean this one?
http://linuxfromscratch.org/~jhuntwork/cross-lfs/x86/
If so, the title for that one is 'Intel/AMD x86' and it's assumed th
John Profic wrote:
Sorry, for confusion, but I mean book titled i386/x64_64 not standalone
x86_64 (which I notice is *broken* :))
You mean this one?
http://linuxfromscratch.org/~jhuntwork/cross-lfs/x86/
If so, the title for that one is 'Intel/AMD x86' and it's assumed that
you're building 32-
Jeremy Huntwork wrote:
You really shouldn't be trying to build cross-lfs from what it is
currently in the x86_64 book. Did you see the note at the beginning that
the book is broken? We haven't even *started* editing that one yet. (I
think it was mostly just pages from other books dumped into p
John Profic wrote:
I'm continue trying to build lfs by intructions from cross-lfs on x86_64.
Currently I finish temp-tools part, and have some notices:
1) Gcc, compiled by instructions from cross-lfs-x86 uses /lib64 even
build with enable-multilib=no, so no one just compiled program cannot
run
I'm continue trying to build lfs by intructions from cross-lfs on x86_64.
Currently I finish temp-tools part, and have some notices:
1) Gcc, compiled by instructions from cross-lfs-x86 uses /lib64 even
build with enable-multilib=no, so no one just compiled program cannot
run at all (using of cou
