Two things are totally different from the instructions.
1) The sign $ means building as an unprivileged user.
Using root ( # ) is asking for trouble.
The only allowed root command is # make install.
Recommended directory for building software is /home/'name'/<dir>
e.g. /home/ruzvay/tmp/
2) A build directory is required for binutils, gcc, glibc.
Preferrable outside the application.
Hence the two periods :
../configure --<option>
( The instructions use the name 'avr-obj' for build-directory.)
Starting with an empty /home/ruzvay/tmp/ :
a) cd tmp/
b) mkdir build-binutils
c) tar xvf <path-to> binutils-<version>
d) cd build-binutils/ ( which is empty.)
e)
../binutils-<version>/configure --<option> --<option>
Better delete, what you have done so far. If no build-directory
was used for binutils, gcc. Binutils may work or may not.
GCC will not be usable for anything.
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P.S. : The only recommended tool chain, I know, is crosstool-NG
http://ymorin.is-a-geek.org/dokuwiki/projects/crosstool
http://ymorin.is-a-geek.org/dokuwiki...load_and_usage
hg clone
http://ymorin.is-a-geek.org/hg/crosstool-ng
The package 'mercurial' providing /usr/bin/hg is required.
'crosstool-NG' is continiously maintained.
Last update : two weeks ago.
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...12-a-798457/#2
> > post # 2, @ theNbomr is a crosstool expert.
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