On Mon, Mar 19, 2018 at 11:06:08PM +0200, Кирилл wrote:
> At the chapter 6.7.1 when i do 'make mrproper' it says, that gcc not
> found. But before i passed all tests successfully. And already was
> trying starting from beginning 2 times(!), but it doesn't help. I was
> making all directly, as written in the book. I was also watching
> through the mailing list and tried to find the sollution it, but also
> did not help.
> I was trying to do so: ln -sv /tools/lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2
> /lib/ld-linux-x86-64.so.2
> But also did not help.

You are right at the start of doing things in chroot.  This suggests
that something is either missing from the build of chapter 5, or
else linked to a library on the host system.

You have not said what the exact error message was when you tried to
run 'make mrproper' but -

Did you use fresh source for each build (the multiple builds of gcc,
and g++, and binutils in chapter 5, and now building the linux
headers) ?

For gcc -

type -pa gcc

In chroot, and on a minimalist LFS system, 'which' does not exist,
so I'm really saying 'which gcc'.  It should say /tools/bin/gcc.
Assuming that it does,

ldd /tools/bin/gcc

One or more of these libs is not found ?  If so, think about how you
built the system.  You did not say why you thought that symlinking
ld-linux would help, but if you followed everything in the book
(including the host system requirements) things should just work.

We need more information, repeatedly starting again is not the
answer.

ĸen
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