I am trying to make a build environment on my Indy but have some difficulties.
Florian Lohoff writes: > > I suggest starting to create a chroot environment like i did > and install all the available glibc 2.2 packages in there (glibc, grep, sed > ...) > > dpkg-deb -x <package> <chrootpath> > > is a good helper to get started and packages extracted - Once you > have things like glibc, dpkg, bash etc in there you can > continue with I tried that, but bash needs libncurses5 which is not in the archive on master yet. I am trying to build it myself now in the old environment but with the gcc and binutils version 20001007 from rfc822.org. Hopefully this will help to go into the chroot environment. > Try to compile the packages with the build-dependencies already > satisfied with glibc 2.2 stuff - libc6 itself is in the archive, but libnss-db and libdb2 on which it depends is nowhere to be found. I will try to build them as soon as I manage to get the chroot runnung. Christoph
