At this point I have what appears to be a completely working and functional cross-toolchain using current stable releases (glibc 2.7, binutils 2.18, gcc 4.3.0, linux kernel 2.6.25) -- it is working at least well enough that I'm able to make progress in the CLFS book.
I had to switch to using a sysroot-style toolchain build; and I skipped most of the specs adjustments, trusting that the sysroot machinery would take care of ensuring that the cross-toolchain is building and linking things properly. I'm not sure that's a good thing to trust. My questions at this point are: (a) is anyone interested in details of how I did it, either to reproduce the work or review it for correctness? (b) would it be worthwhile to prepare patches to the CLFS book based on these changes? And, if so, what's the most appropriate way to submit them? Cheers, bn -- Brett Neumeier ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
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