John Brookbank wrote:
>
> Dear Sir, or Madam,
>
> Over the years I have tried to install LFS, and have generally
> completed the part 1 installation successfully, before I have to stop
> for some reason. I live and work around the world.
>
> However, this time I have not been able to pass “Adjusting the
> Toolchain” in Part 1. I have completed everything on that page, both
> by typing the commands, and by using “copy and paste” method. That is,
> by “copy and paste” I have copied and formed a script file by putting
> #!/bin/bash at the top of the file and running the script with –v so I
> know that it is running the commands. I don’t know any other way to
> “copy and paste” commands. Is there another way?
>
> When I have completed that and run the:
>
> echo ‘main(){}’ > dummy.c
>
> cc dummy.c
>
> Readelf –l a.out|grep ‘: /tools’
>
> I get no output at all. I have tried what is suggested in the book,
> and that is not the problem. Can anyone tell me where to look for the
> answer please.
>
> Regards,
>
> john
>
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First, be careful linux is case sensitive, so Readelf should be
"readelf", all the letters lowercase.
did you type the command in the right case?
If so, there's no output means it's possible that you didn't adjust the
tool chain correctly. Try readelf -l a.out, without "grep", sent the
output to me.
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