Bela,
The linker can't find crt1.o in it's default set of paths. One of two things has happened. Either your gcc installation failed somewhere and there is no crt1.o at all, or (more likely) crt1.o is there but it isn't in the linker's search paths.
You need to find out if you actually have crt1.o. It's in different places in different distributions, often in /usr/lib. Do a "find . -name crt1.o" in /usr/lib. This will search /usr/lib and all subdirectories. If it's not found, do a "cd /" and try again. If it's still not found, your gcc installation is broken and you have to install it again.
If you do find it, you might need to rebuild your linker paths with ldconfig. Here's a good summary of it:
http://www.die.net/doc/linux/man/man8/ldconfig.8.html
You might have to put the crt1.o directory into /etc/ld.so.conf and rebuild the paths.
Hope this helps.
Damien
For the Horde.