> From here, it looks as if you'll need to begin again. At the start > of chapter 6, the only available libraries (and programs) are in > /tools, so (for example) /lib/ld-linux.so.2 cannot be used. > > The instructions in section 5.7 are key to this. When you get to > that stage, please review the results of the manipulations to ld, > and similarly inspect the specs file to make sure that the changes > have been made. > > ĸen > I am afraid that starting from scratch again would not solve the problem. As I mentioned in my first posting I tried to install LFS on 2 different hosts and ended at the same error statement. Moreover I had _typed_ the commands on one PC and used _cut-and-paste_ (from the pdf-manual) on the other. So it seems very unlikely that I did the same typo twice.
I wonder if it is an unwanted side-effect of my operating system (Ubuntu 6.06). This thought came to me when I noticed this: The error message when executing compile was "/tools/bin/gcc: No such file or directory". From inside chroot I changed to /tools/bin and did list -l. The listing shows that gcc is here, owned by root. When I from the same directory type gcc -v the result is: "file not found" - although it is here!! In other words, I - as root - am not permitted to run gcc, owned by root. It looks as if there were 2 different "roots". My wisdom ends at this point, is there something I misunderstand or what can I do to solve the problem? Seasons greetings from Hubert -- http://linuxfromscratch.org/mailman/listinfo/lfs-support FAQ: http://www.linuxfromscratch.org/lfs/faq.html Unsubscribe: See the above information page
