Hello, Joel. I'd like to ask you a question, or if you don't know, if you could forward this to someone that might could help me.
I'm trying to compile _everything_, gcc, glibc, make, etc, with specific optimizations for my computer(s). What I'd like to do at that, also, is to make the "host/build/target" set to i386-infusix-linux, instead of i486-pc-linux, or i586-pc-linux, etc. I did a ./configure --prefix=/usr --host=i386-infusix-linux, to configure and compile gcc, which worked. It set down all the /usr/i386-infusix-linux, /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i386-infusix-linux/*, down approrpriately, but when it comes time to ./configure something like glib (of GTK), ./configure, no options, gives me this error: checking host system type... configure: error: can not guess host type; you must specify one But, if I ./configure --host=i386-infusix-linux, and compile, it works perfectly. How would I get this to work like it's supposed to? Debian does it, Slackware does it. I'm just trying to do it for me, because compiling everything I already have seen it will dramatically increase the performance of my system, which is what I want. I'd be much appreciated if you would help me in this. Thanks, Eric Renfro PS: Please reply to [EMAIL PROTECTED] myrddincon.dhis.org will definately not get to me because dhis.org is now sadly down.
