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It seems like lfs documents a better appoach for me.<BR>
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Basicily, after glibc/eglibc step, rebuild binutils, and then the final gcc step.<BR>
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I am not totally thru this, and I might could leave out the middle gcc step, here it is:<BR>
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kernel-headers<BR>
gmp<BR>
mpfr<BR>
binutils<BR>
gcc-core<BR>
eglibc<BR>
gcc<BR>
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re-do binutils using gcc from above<BR>
re-do gcc using gcc from above<BR>
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From: dreiland@hotmail.com<BR>To: clfs-support@lists.cross-lfs.org<BR>Date: Thu, 24 Sep 2009 10:42:41 -0400<BR>Subject: [Clfs-support] eglibc --enable-kernel<BR><BR>
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<BR>I have completed the gcc final step (5.14. Cross GCC-4.4.1 - Final ) in the development book.<BR> <BR>eglibc was configured with --enable-kernel=2.6.0, but if I do a file on my just built gcc, it says for GNU/Linux 2.6.8.<BR> <BR>The libs under /tools/lib look ok (for linux 2.6.0) , but if doesn't seem the final gcc used it.<BR> <BR>Did I do something wrong?<BR> <BR><BR>
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