My apologizes for answering your email last :) I answered the
based on speed to answer.

>> Ken Moffat wrote:
>>>  OK, in that case I assume you have missed one of the patches or
>>> seds somewhere in this chapter.

That is why I put my command history to show you.
>>>  If you disagree, does it succeed if you *copy* all the .o crt files
>>> to /tools/lib64 ? (that's just another way of seeing if it is
>>> looking in the multilib directory) 
Multilib ( How did that happen? rhetorical.)
>>>
>  To which you have apparently produced your history for *this_step*

This part of the answer tells me I must go further back in the process.
Since I have already done that twice, it was an attempt a avoidance 
plain and simple.  I started with CLFS-BOOK-20060506. At one of the
build failures I started over with SVN-20060614.

> 
>  And you didn't answer the alternative, although you appear to
> disagree with my assertion (hint - keep a note of what you copy, so
> that you can delete it after the test).
  The answer was the "ls /tools" that was part of my reply.
  I have no lib64.
> 
>  I'm biting my tongue because I've seen so many past LFS problems
> where people have been told "don't build from slackware" and I don't
> think that is a valid suggestion for CLFS, but throwing a part of
> your bash_history at me is not putting you in my good books.

Slackware is all I have installed.  Lots cds for other distros
I can't boot amd64 (just amd32)  That is why I am "CLFS"ing.

>  Maybe, there _is_ a problem in the book, and if so I'm keen to see
> it fixed.  Maybe you'd prefer to deal with the different suggestions
> being thrown at you one-at-a-time, which is fine and I'll be
> reading the list even if you put my questions at the bottom of your
> list of things to try :)
I sent the email as a sanity check. After failing to build 3 times
in a row nerves start to set in :) sorting out x86-64 and pure64-pure64 
(which is used for what?).  I take it to mean use a x86 system to
build a amd64 system. Then use the amd64 system to get both cpus
operational.
> 
>  From here, you seem to have slipped into building multilib, which
> normally is avoided by using the full set of patches and seds in the
> chapter.
> 
> Ken

My humble thanks to all who offered me fixit suggestions.

I am going to start by clearing the partition,
then downloading packages and patches.  I am going
to use the script command so that everything is logged.

reiserfsprogs 3.6.19 - ok to use? In the email archive I saw a comment
that reiserfs 4 not ok.  anyone?

Again my thanks to all (in whatever order:)) who listened and pointed me
in the right direction.

Pete

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