Bob Elgie schrieb am 10:22 Dienstag, 17.Dezember 2013:
I'm unhappy with the check summary for this package. After similar results on
my first attempt, I executed
>rm -Rf gcc-4.8.1/ gcc-build
>and started the chapter again from the top. These are selected summaries from
>attempt #2 alon
Hi
[...]
> when /dev is bind-mounted on $LFS/dev i know (now) why virtual fs like
> shm:tmpfs and pts:devpts need to be mounted, but all the device-nodes
> are available from inside chroot without further work. but why
> /dev/console and /dev/null need to be created before? or do they
> simply ha
Hi
>Sir, I am getting the following error during making gcc 4.7.2.
>checking forMPFR...no
>configure:error:libmpfr not found or uses a different ABI..
>I am trying in ubuntu 12.04 LTS , all the basic requirements are checked
>version-check.sh is OK verified. please help
>Savyan
>--
Assumin
Hi
>> 2. I'd also like to know which LIVE CD/DVD you can recommend to use as
> a base that satisfies all the criteria from the script on the host
> requirements
> page (http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/view/stable/prologue/hostreqs.html)
> as
> all the distro's I've chosen (major ones
Dear list,
finally I did it.
> Armin wrote:
>> Since you are using USB with initramfs, you should use UUID on the kernel
>> command line and fstab. Node names can change, especially since
>> usb is in question.
I answered
> Using UUID on kernel command line (grub > root=UUID=***) and fstab
Dear list, Bruce and Armin,
Bruce wrote:
[...]
> You are going a little too fast. Get the kernel working without initramfs
> first. Set the kernel command line to init=/bin/bash root=/dev/sda1 and see
> if
> you can get something. If sda doesn't work, try sdb. Also see if you can
> see
Dear list,
I use a usb disk for LFS 7.3 installation which is recognized by the host as
/dev/sdb - one partition is ext3 (/dev/sdb1) and one swap (/dev/sdb5).
Within chroot, I installed grub on /dev/sdb. File /etc/fstab first included
/dev/sda1 to mount as / (to refer to the usb disk itself). F
>root:/sources/linux-3.10.2# make mrproper
>>make: gcc: Command not found
>
>When you encounter issues like these, don't rely on ldd.
>
>
>Rely on readelf.
>
>
>readelf -e /tools/bin/gcc | grep interpreter
>
>
>or any other binary.
>
>
>Especially when cross compiling, ldd isn't valid. Learn to u
Dear Mike,
[...]
> This is a slightly ambiguous error from `ldd'. It means
> `/lib64/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2' cannot be found (which you can see below)
> as it is not present in the chroot environment. It doesn't mean the
> binary isn't there. That caught me out when I first saw it too.
[...]
> Ho
Dear list,
after my last question everything in chapter 5 went fine - now I stuck again...
In chapter 6.7.1 (Linux api headers):
-8<---
root:/sources/linux-3.10.2# make mrproper
make: gcc: Command not found
-8<---
PATH in chroot
Dear Fernando and Ken,
thank you very much for your help. I'll change dash to bash and add the swith
--with-sysroot to binutils pass 2 (and keep the development book in mind).
Thanks,
Seb
Von: Ken Moffat
An: Unix User ; LFS Support List
Gesendet:
Dear list,
after encountering a problem and searching the internet I decided to start a
fresh 7.3 install - which was also suggested to someone encountering the same
error but on different LFS version. However, at section 5.8.1 (binutils pass 2)
the following error is given now at command "make
Bruce,
*Argh* everything is ok - I must have been guided by stupidness, i.e. I have
not executed
CC=$LFS_TGT-gcc \
AR=$LFS_TGT-ar \
RANLIB=$LFS_TGT-ranlib
before. Just tried it again and it worked... Sorry!
Thank you!
Seba
Von: Bruce Dubbs
An: Unix User
Dear list,
I am trying to compile LFS 7.3 stable. Host system is Lubuntu 13.04 and gcc
version 4.7.3 (which is not recommended since not tested). Furthermore,
Linux-3.10.1 is used instead of 3.8.1.
Everything went fine without errors until section 5.8.1. Output of 'Caution' at
end of section 5
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