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Hi Mike, |
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Thanks for looking into this. |
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I hadn't much time to investigate this recently but found the issue today. |
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The problem was that a symlink for /usr was created which caused |
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some trouble. After moving this to a separate partition and mounting |
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during boot |
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crossdev works again (among other things). |
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Currently the latest versions of gcc,binutils,glibc and kernel are used. |
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These are the same ones on the host system. |
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Thomas |
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On 10/14/11 01:14, Mike Frysinger wrote: |
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> On Saturday 10 September 2011 12:01:10 Thomas Drueke wrote: |
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>> I haven't found a log showing the outcome of the compilation making the |
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>> available information |
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>> restricted somehow. |
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> it's farily simple code. if your gcc can't build this: |
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> int foo(int *i) { |
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> static __thread int j = 0; |
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> return *i ? j : *i; |
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> } |
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> it is broken |
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>> then stated the versions of the host system on the command line: |
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>> |
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>> crossdev -t armv7a-softfloat-linux-gnueabi --g 4.4.5 --l 2.12.2 --k |
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>> 2.6.39 --b 2.21.1 |
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> what version of gcc was actually used ? the versions you give to crossdev |
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> merely say "these are the latest i want to use". if they aren't available, |
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> portage will use whatever is available which is often times older than |
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> requested. |
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> -mike |
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