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Michael Bevilacqua wrote: |
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> During kernel compile ld(1) is unable to find |
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> /usr/lib/binutils/mips-unknown-linux-gnu/2.16.1/ldscripts |
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> I was able to compile my current kernel without problems prior to |
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> changing to gcc 4.1.1 and rebuilding world with the -e flag, so I have a |
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> bad feeling something was altered to make this error occur. |
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> To get through the compile I created a link within /usr/src/linux like so: |
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> ln -s /usr/lib/binutils/mips-unknown-linux-gnu/2.16.1/ldscripts . |
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> However, even with the working .config that is running on my machine or |
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> the default ip32 config, I can't get this newly compiled kernel to work. |
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> It just hangs or does even load. |
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> Here is the original error: |
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Haven't seen this one before, but I'm taking a stab and wondering if the |
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-multitarget keyword is to blame. |
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I've never tried disabling it, but it looks like your building natively on the |
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O2, so your userland/system binutils will be 32bit (mips-unknown-linux-gnu), but |
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if you somehow disabled binutils from building a mips64 target (which I think it |
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does during normal installs, cause they take up hardly no space), then I could |
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see why the aboved referenced elf64* file is missing. |
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Try building w/ multitarget enabled, and see if that changes things. |
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--Kumba |
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