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Dear René,
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Welcome to Prefix!
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René Berber <r.berber@××××××××.org> writes:
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> I'm trying to bootstrap prefix into my NAS (Synology 713+) |
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.. Intel Atom NAS.
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> which has Linux 3.2.30 64-bit |
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The bootstrap script make a guess of your CHOST. Probably, it draws from
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`uname` to make your CHOST as 'x86_64-*'
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> but everything (programs, libraries) 32-bit, and no compiler, |
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> headers, etc. a bare-bones distribution. |
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> I've installed a compiler (gcc 4.2.1), and its dependencies, also |
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> bash, coreutils. The compiler is 32-bit exclusively (i.e. no -m64, no |
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> 64-bit runtime). |
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> Running the bootstrap script it fails in bootstrap_zlib_core() trying |
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> to build a 64-bit target. |
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> Is that target really important? |
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You will want to tell the bootstrap you want a 32bit build by overriding
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CHOST with
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export CHOST=i686-pc-linux-gnu
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before running bootstrap.
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Prefix/libc won't help here, at present it relies on an existing Prefix
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to bootstrap. redlizard have a bootstrap script for Prefix/libc, but I
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guess it will make the same wrong guess of 64-bit.
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Cheers,
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