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Thank you for the information. I think that i completed configuration, but the second step "make bootstrap" gives error messages. I attached the log files to this message as a tar file. Could you please check them? Gonca Hi, Gonca Orgulu wrote: > I am new for program installation and am not sys admin. > I tried to understand the instructions, but i think that i did not > understand very well. > Probably, my problem for ld is related to the path definition. I am > running the program "configure" as root. While as root, the system > does not find ld command. Actually, i have link editor program which is in > a different path. I tried to give a path for the ld command in configure > as below, > > ld='/usr/ccs/bin/ld' > > I am not sure i am doing correctly. Hm, you don't need to run this as root. Here in my env I set the PATH pointing to the ccs/bin/ld. I use the tcsh. This is what I put in my .tcshrc: setenv PATH /usr/local/bin:/usr/ccs/bin:/usr/bin:$PATH setenv CONFIG_SHELL /bin/ksh Then source this .tcshrc and configure the gcc to your needs. e.g, in a directory called objdir which is on the same level as the gcc-src. ../gcc/configure --prefix=<where to install> after configure completes, a make bootstrap should run through. Andreas
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