Florian Lohoff writes: > On Tue, Dec 12, 2000 at 10:20:58AM +0100, Christoph Martin wrote: > > > > 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. > > If compiling against glibc 2.0.6 you are ablke to use egcs 1.0.3a > + binutils 2.8.1 which are simpler :) > > Gcc 20001007 + binutils same age are known to have some problems > nobody seemes to have fixed now...
Well I wanted to build glibc 2.2 binaries. And I need the newer gcc for that, don't I? I tried to setup the chroot environment and even cannot start bash. I unpackaged libc6_2.1.95-1.1.deb, bash_2.04-7.deb, libreadline4_4.1-2.deb and tried to build libncurses5. But bash just crashes. Other binaries like locale are working: #chroot /new/ /usr/bin/locale LANG=POSIX ... but #chroot /new/ /bin/bash Segmentation fault but #chroot /new/ /bin/bash --help GNU bash, version 2.04.0(1)-release-(mips-mips-linux-gnu) ... So I suppose something is wrong with libncurses5. How did you get the chroot environment for glibc2.2 with bash working? Christoph
