Here's the answer from the binutils people:
On Thu, 07 Oct 1999, Ian Lance Taylor wrote:
> From: Francois Desloges <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: Thu, 7 Oct 1999 16:19:09 -0400
>
> Neither objdump nor objcopy could be found in the /usr/arm-linux/bin where all
> the other binutils target were installed.
>
> That is correct. The /usr/arm-linux/bin directory is a directory
> which gcc uses to find compiler passes, when gcc and the binutils are
> configured with the same --prefix and --target options. Only programs
> required by gcc are installed there.
>
> I've found that all of them were installed as well as /usr/bin/arm-linux-*
>
> Yes, that's the normal place for them.
>
> The Linux-ARM maintainers suggested me to report you that the objdump, objcopy
> were not appropriately installed in /usr/arm-linux/bin/.
>
> The Linux-ARM maintainers should not be expecting to find those
> programs there. They have never been installed there. That is not
> what that directory is for.
>
> Ian
So Russell was right: arm-linux- should be used as CROSS-COMPILE value, not
TARGET-PREFIX/bin/ (using the syntax of Chris Rutter's toolchain guide).
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