[SOLVED] LFS 7.3 6.17 GCC Error cannot find neither zip nor jar
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Would simply removing the gcc and build directories suffice? Do I have to unmake? I'm scared to do that because then what I compiled in Chapter 5 will also be affected.
Would simply removing the gcc and build directories suffice? Do I have to unmake? I'm scared to do that because then what I compiled in Chapter 5 will also be affected.
As long as you did not yet do the make install step you can safely remove the gcc and build dir, untar and start from the top of the chapter.
Once you execute the make install step executables, libs etc are copied to their final destination. Before this step all is done inside the ggc and/or build directory.
But that is assuming that your crash did not corrupt anything else on your laptop (be it host related, the temp LFS environment or the already installed parts of chapter 6)!
PS: I do hope you made a backup of chapter 5 when it was mentioned (Caution at the bottom). This way you don't have to start all over again if something goes wrong in chapter 6.
As long as you did not yet do the make install step you can safely remove the gcc and build dir, untar and start from the top of the chapter.
Once you execute the make install step executables, libs etc are copied to their final destination. Before this step all is done inside the ggc and/or build directory.
Just a small clarification here : top of the chapter meaning chapter 6 or only GCC?
Yes its fixed now and druuna, thanks for your patience with my noobish questions !
Also, for anyone else having the same problem, I figured out where the mistake was.
The gcc configure has an option with
enable-language=c,c++
I had missed this option and that so it searched for java. So that was the root of the problem so just check if you had done the configuration properly if the same error occurs.
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