> Joe Ciccone has been working on a sysrooted system for CLFS-2.0. It's > very much in development and not stable. Check it out here. >
I'll do that. I tired --with-build-sysroot last night. That seems to work quite well. Gcc compiled too, and it wouldn't when I used DESTDIR. So I've learned something. Now to see if this breaks anything downstream. > As for learning about the toolchain, the options are a bit daunting. > There isn't a lot of formal documentation. GCC is by far the best in > this area, even going so far as to document the internals of the > compiler. After that, really the best way to learn is reading the > source. If you don't know C, this can be tough, but a lot of times the > there are extensive comments. Grep is your friend. Again, GCC is the > best on the comments. Other than that, you've gotta go scour the > mailing lists and bugzillas for the respective packages. Here's a few > handy links. > I know C, so that isn't a problem. I have most of the links you mentioned. Thanks. -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
