On 11/27/2013 09:10 AM, Johannes Lorenz wrote: >>> However, this displays no files: >>> >>> find ~/local -name crti.o >> >> So you have to populate your sysroot with with some files and headers. >> crti.o is part of glibc. > > Ok, but the problem occured when I tried to compile glibc (it was missing it when I configured it). Do you mean I require an old glibc to compile a new one? Yes, you do, because the configure tests are trying to link a program. That isn't going to work unless there is a C library. Some circularity can't be avoided. Andrew.
