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hi to all;
I am using lfs-6.4 and my host OS is fedora 12. i followed the instructions in the document up to section 5.5. means i have made the binutils Pass1. but in making gcc i encountered a problem.
here is the last lines of make result :
i updated the gcc package to 4.4.4-10 but the problem persists.
i note that i have done all steps exactly similar to what the document says and also i have to do this work exactly with this version of lfs.
i will be thankful if any one helps me.
thanks for your answer.
i checked the system requirements mentioned in lfs6.4 and it is compliant with building the lfs.
i tried compilimg gcc in virtual-box(with fedora 12) and it was built without any errors(after 3 hours!!!) i wonder why it cant be built in my host OS.
any suggestion(rather than using lfs7.1)??
ok... means it may not be supported. but it's yum feature still works and i can download it's packages from rpm.pbone.
i want to do this for educational aim.
still waiting for others to suggest a solution...
and lastly if there were no idea i will upgrade to the new version.
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