Request GCC install script


Forum: DSL Ideas and Suggestions
Topic: Request GCC install script
started by: woverin

Posted by woverin on Jan. 22 2004,13:57
I know that it can be done via apt-get install gcc make from testing source
However, with apt-get, it complains about glibc portmap.so after reboot. Moreover, it #### up with USB thumb drive mount.
Can anyone write a script that solve this problem.
I'd be really appreciate.

I know that TCC is good but i don't think we can compile most programs from TCC.

Posted by markgamber on Jan. 22 2004,22:31
I did an "apt-get install gcc g++ make" and everything worked ok. Could be that lib you're missing comes down with g++
Posted by woverin on Jan. 23 2004,14:26
I tried apt-get install gcc g++ make
When it asks for upgrade glibc, what should I do ?
Shoud I keep the exist version or upgrade it ?
If i upgrade libc6, then it will ask for upgrade devpts.sh.
Should I keep the exist version ?
Here is the exact error msg that I met during boot (after autoconfig script is running)

Code Sample
Starting portmap daemon: portmapld.so : Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno or h_errno directly ld.so: See /usr/share/doc/libc6/FAQ.gz

Posted by markgamber on Jan. 23 2004,23:31
I always answer "Yes" to everything. If it says it needs it, who am I to doubt it?  :-)   I see pretty much what you describe too but I haven't noticed any ill effects and gcc compiles so I don't worry about it.
Posted by 1B7F on Jan. 24 2004,05:09
I had a similar problem with make and g++, gcc worked. Make
outputs an error with coreutils(overwrite /bin/chgrp), g++ outputs unmet dependencies, broken package.

Posted by woverin on Jan. 24 2004,10:33
Quote (markgamber @ Jan. 23 2004,18:31)
I always answer "Yes" to everything. If it says it needs it, who am I to doubt it?  :-)   I see pretty much what you describe too but I haven't noticed any ill effects and gcc compiles so I don't worry about it.

Did you get this error after install everything?
Code Sample

Starting portmap daemon: portmapld.so : Incorrectly built binary which accesses errno or h_errno directly ld.so: See /usr/share/doc/libc6/FAQ.gz

To be more specific, this error occurs every time after knoppix autodetect hardware is running during boot period

I did answer yes for all questions but I still get this ugly error. Anyone know what might cause the problem ?

Posted by drx456 on Feb. 01 2004,08:44
just install portmap
#apt-get install portmap

Posted by woverin on Feb. 01 2004,10:42
Thanks drx456
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