hi, I followed LFS6.1 to gcc-pass 2...here is some output of 'make'

// When I have the --enable-clocale=gnu on:

Checking for C locale to use ... gnu
Checking for msgfmt yes
Checking for libintl.h usability yes
Checking for libintl.h presence yes
Checking for library containing gettext ... Configure:error:Link tests are not allowed after GCC_NO_EXECUTABLE
make:***[configure-target-libstdc++-v3] Error 1

//When i get rid of --enable-clocale=gnu, the error msg jumps to another location:

Checking for sin in -lm... Configure:error:Link tests are not allowed after GCC_NO_EXECUTABLE
make:***[configure-target-libstdc++-v3] Error 1

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Here is some info about my machine and some changes I made thru out the building(so far.. )

amd64
host system: Mandrake 10.1 devel;
I added '--host=${TARGET}' and '--libdir=/tools/lib64' to almost every packages I've built;
spec file was examined carefully, shouldn't be any problems;
from the suggestion of ryan's scripts, I also made CC="gcc -m64"
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well, i don't think those changes are really matter, since I had the same problems the first time I built gcc-pass2 which I didn't pay much attention to x86_64 and didn't change a lot except the spec file...then, i decided to rebuild and made the chances above...

Any one can help???

Not sure what went wrong..............D'oh
making your own changes and NOT following the book exactly can lead to errors like this............

i said the got the same error even if I followed the book!
Anyone even has a guess of what's going wrong??

Hi,

Without knowing what you did/did not change in this and the previous steps and the fact that this is lfs 6.1 (development) makes it kinda hard to give a good folluw-up.

Ok, can come up with one more thing: Did you delete the gcc-build dir from gcc pass 1? If you did not: You should have.

Not much to go on, but hope it helps anyway.

yes, i deleted it...

well, I built the tool chain again, but this time, I followed LWF6.0 - still have the SAME problem...got a little confused with the "Linux-2.6.8.1 Headers"...since you can't even find 'include/linux/version.h' in the kernel source file...in LFS6.1, there is no this section anymore; it just tells you link the header files directly to '/tools/include' - where you copy the linux glibc headers -- what's the differences between those two????....well, i just did the same in LWF6.0 (am I wrong? probably, since I didn't find anyone ask questiona about this!!) so do you think this would be an issue???

anyway, thanks for all the replies...i guess i have to learn more about compiling and programing and the linux kernel...know too little to find answers.

I have the same error with you

and I followed all steps on the book


does anyone slove the problem yet?!
(or tagigogo had succeeded ?!?!!)

cloud you share the experience of fixing the error ?!

(sorry , my english is pooooooooooooor >"<)

Wow, it's been a long time....don't know if I really solved the problem or it's just my luck...the problem no longer exist after I adding '--disable-multilib' along with other switches which I don't quite remember...actually, I guess I rebuilt the whole toolchain with that switch and no error occured until I reached the BLFW....so try to add that option and then recompile your gcc...
hope it will help!!

thank you for you replying

when I add the " --disable-multilib " into my command , there is no difference

anyway , I'll try to search way to solve the problem :'(

Thank you so much (Y)