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Hello all, I am hoping someone can set me straight here. When attempting to build a cross-compiler toolchain, the configure step for glibc finds my system versions of python, make, and bison too old, and bails out. I am not surprised because I am aiming to build a much newer kernel/glibc than I have on my build/host system. However, I thought ct-ng would build these support tools for me (at least make) and use the correct versions for the build. Am I mistaken, or did I configure the build improperly? In either case how do I control the version of make ct-ng is using to build? Can I tell it to use the fancy new make it is already building for me, or do I need to build make myself and set it first in my PATH? Cheers, Fritz
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