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Did you get the patch in binary ftp mode? It sounds like the line termination may have been fudged - check the patch size against that on the server. Also, I've just noticed (saw someone else here mention it) that gnu have released a later (2.5) version of patch. Good Luck Mark Mark S. Phillips ESN 742 2461 msp@nortel.co.uk Tel. +44 1279 402461 On Thu, 4 Sep 1997, Michael Meeks wrote: > > Hi, > > I'm using Patch version 2.1, and when I patch my gcc with the > patch, it sticks a whole load of 0x0D 's in my gcc configure script that > seem to stop the script working. This gets hidden amidst all sorts of > other massages and doesn't show up until something blows up later ... :-) > > Anyway the solution is to remove the ^M's. It is certainly the > patch that does it, its fine beforehand. I am attempting to do a : > > build=i586-pc-linux > host=i386-go32-msdos > target=m68k-coff > > build-3way.sh type Canadian cross thing... > > I wondered whether this counted a feature, or whether I have > cocked something up ( more than likely :) > > Thanks for all the great support BTW for cross compiling, you FAQ > etc. has been invaluable. > > Ta, > > Michael Meeks. > >