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Re: Configure script problems...
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- Subject: Re: Configure script problems...
- From: Opinionated <opinionated at whoever dot com>
- Date: Fri, 24 Dec 1999 04:19:26 +0000
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GrimReaperX wrote:
> Opinionated wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> >
> > I finally succeeded in getting a cross-compiler compiled & operating on
> > my RedHat 6.1 Laptop System, and I was trying to do the same on my main
> > home machine (running RedHat 6.0), but the machine came to a halt on me
> > and I had to restart it. Since then, whenever I invoke configure
> > scripts on anything to compile, the system just sits there and does
> > nothing until I control-C it. Do I need to reinstall the autoconf
> > package on my system, or does anyone have any other ideas?
> >
> > Thanks in advance for any help.
>
> I'm not sure but myabe it's because by changing compiler you changed your
> major libs (Glibc2?) and probably you'll have to recompile the important
> things with the new compiler.
>
> GrimReaperX
I appreciate the response, but that isn't the problem. glib2.1 is used on
both my home and laptop systems. The Laptop system works perfectly with
both native and cross-compilers (cross compiler uses newlib). It appears
that my autoconf configure file somehow got blown away on my home system so
that the system can't guess what the host is. Does anyone know how to
restore my file (Yes, before I get flamed, I am reading all I can about
autoconf.)?