Hi,
LFS is its own filesystem (formatted with ext3). It is mounted on to /media/isaac/LFS because that's what my distro does by default. I tried to mounting it onto /mnt/LFS but I have the same problem (when compiling dummy.c). So it doesn't seem to have to do with where the filesystem is mounted (though I haven't tried building it at /mnt/LFS). Also, another thing. when I try to compile dummy.c like this x86_64-lfs-linux-gnu dummy.c it doesn't work. It simply returns "command not found". However if I go into /tools/bin and try to compile it like this ./x86_64-lfs-linux-gnu it works because that's where the compiler is. I would start over, but I first want to make sure that that is really the problem. I suspect it has more to do with what I just said about the compiler not working except in the /tools/bin directory. After all, why would it work anywhere else? That's where it installed to. When I type "gcc" in my terminal emulator it doesnt check in /tools/bin, it checks in /bin and /usr/bin. Why would the command x86_64-lfs-linux-gnu work anywhere besdies /tools/bin? Once I understand this I will perhaps know what I missed. Thank you very much, Isaac D. Cohen
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