Actually I found two causes for that error during my testing.
1 - --enable-languages=c,c++ will cause that error, don't understand why
though
2 - When LFS_HOST and LFS_TARGET32 are the same. (Verified thanx to Matt
Darcy)
I will be adding a third option to the variables page to correct the
second reason. Anyone who builds using the livecd should use
LFS_HOST=$(MACHTYPE).
People building a multilib system, on the system they are going to use
need to use
export LFS_HOST="`echo ${MACHTYPE} | sed -e 's/unknown/cross/g' -e
's/-pc-/-cross-/g'`".
I'm looking into the reason why this works, I will be adding a method 3 to the
multilib builds,
to prevent this issue in the future.
I wanted to say thank you to a few people who have been testing the book
out.
x86 and x86_64 builds
Matt Darcy
Doug Ronne
John Pierce
MIPS builds
David Cummings
Bryan Althouse
I appreciate all the feedback and support you have been giving me on
this effort.
Advisors
Ken Moffat
Ryan Oliver
Jeremy Huntwork
Archaic
Jbit
Matthew Burgess
Gerard Beckmans
Matt Darcy
Randy McMurchy
Thanx for listening my ideas on helping me with decisions, discussions,
and compile issues!!!
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