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$ mkdir hurd-l4-build |
$ mkdir hurd-l4-build |
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$ cd hurd-l4-build |
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$ configure ../hurd-l4/configure --prefix=/l4 --enable-maintainer-mode \ |
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--build=i686-linux --host=i686-gnu |
--enable-maintainer-mode --build=i686-linux --host=i686-gnu |
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$ make -C libc libc-cvs |
$ make -C libc libc-cvs |
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This will check out the right glibc version via CVS. It is |
This will check out the right glibc version via CVS. It is |
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(next time around:) |
(next time around:) |
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$ configure ../hurd-l4/configure --prefix=/l4 --enable-maintainer-mode \ |
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$ cp -a ~/libc-for-hurd-l4 libc/libc |
$ cp -a ~/libc-for-hurd-l4 libc/libc |
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The Makefile will always download a tested, working version of the C |
The Makefile will always download a tested, working version of the C |
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library. But you can copy any version to the libc directory and try |
library. But you can copy any version to the libc directory and try |