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Hi again too David... >>The mounting doesn't seem to work after i do a "mkdir /gcc-src". >> >>Administrator@PCF794 ~/src/m68kgcc >>$ mount -t 'cygpath -w ../gcc-2.95.3/' /gcc-src >>mount: /gcc-src: Invalid argument >> >>Administrator@PCF794 ~/src/m68kgcc >>$ > Look closely: you've used the single quotes (apostrophes) around the >cygpath command, but my original version has back-tick quotes. These are >Unix shell metacharacters; whatever is enclosed in them is executed as >a shell command, and whatever output it prints to stdout is captured and >substituted back into the original command in place of the backtick >expression. So the cygpath command gets executed to print out the windows >equivalent pathway to the source directory, and that path is then put in >the place of the backticks, giving a proper mount command. On my keyboard, >the backtick is the key at the top-left of the keyboard next to '1'. aahhhh... Maybe it's time to stop using the 1600x1200 resolution on my 15" monitor. ;-) (and buy a pair of glasses while i'm at it too) Thanx again for the help. After i tried compiling gcc again, it spit out the, expected, library errors. Then i made newlib and changed the specs and libgcc1-test.c files and re-compiled gcc... Everything ran smoothly without further interruptions. My cross m68k compiler seems to work fine. Ciao, Jan ------ Want more information? See the CrossGCC FAQ, http://www.objsw.com/CrossGCC/ Want to unsubscribe? Send a note to crossgcc-unsubscribe@sourceware.cygnus.com
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