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Originally Posted by ProtoformX
Yes you can, but it will a bit different, to use CLFS as a cross-compiler you would have to use a fake root, and then just chroot into it when you wish to use it, because unless your plan is to relocate every default directory for GCC, libc and all the rest of the entire cross tool chain this is the only way i can think of to make that work.
What do you mean by freezing though? essentially the entire fake root will be frozen unless you make changes to it as root (when you chroot into it)
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Hmmm, let me start with it then, and will come back here again when i start facing issues, maybe i would read the readme wiki thoroughly first to get the understanding...
By freezing, i meant i would freeze the versions of gcc, glibc, kernel headers etc., in my tools directory, rather if i use my same dev machine's headers and glibc, with every update i do, there is a possibility that i may by mistake update the libraries etc., instead if i used a seperate folder, i could manually control the versions i use there.
i felt that would be nice.