27.1.2011 13:17, Kai Ruottu kirjoitti:
Getting the original '/lib' and '/usr/lib' stuff being seen in a single 'lib' maybe needs some advice, who knows... Anyhow, I unpacked all the Debian 3.0r5 stuff into its own $sysroot : /opt/host-Debian3.0r5_i386/lib /opt/host-Debian3.0r5_i386/usr/include /opt/host-Debian3.0r5_i386/usr/lib etc and then made the necessary symlinks so that the 2nd and 3rd '/usr' directory were seen in the searched '/usr/i386-linux'.
Some people prefer a "chroot jail", using 'chroot' for the alien stuff place, here '/opt/host-Debian3.0r5_i386', after that the used tools will use the changed root place... The current MeeGo project suggested this for running the 'i586-meego-linux' distro packages on Ubuntus, Fedoras and SuSEs... With crosscompilers the symlinking approach became familiar before people invented the '--with-sysroot='. Somehow the two Linux 'lib' dirs had to be seen in the one '$prefix/$target/lib'. Putting the target stuff somewhere in its native scheme and then symlinking things from it where required, wasn't that hard to invent...
