Cross compiler Problem

[Robert Lowe]

I'm trying to get the crosscompiler to work so I can hack on the hurd 
more efficiently.

The problem is I'm not on the debian system, so I grabbed the make-cross 
source and then built my cross compiler.

The first build it complained about libraries, so I modified the 
commandline a bit.

This is what I did for the second build

CC="gcc -L/gnu/lib -I/gnu/include " ./make-cross -f i386-gnu /

to tell the compiler explicitly where to find libs.  It still doesn't 
work.  It complains with the following error:

i386-gnu-gcc test.c
/usr/i386-gnu/bin/ld: cannot open /lib/libc.so.0.3: No such file or 
directory
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

All the includes and libs from gnu hurd are indeed in /usr/i386-gnu-hurd 
lib and include subdirectories.  

It's behaving as though it did not even look in there.  What did I do 
wrong?  

BTW first time I tried I used the same commandline except the CC 
variable did not have the -L and -I options specified.  It did the same 
thing.


Any help would be much appreciated.  I've reviewed the docs for cross 
compilers and I can't find what I've missed.  Fixing this would make my 
hurd hacking easier.  I'm trying to patch up a device driver and it's 
slow going when I have to keep doing native compiles.

Thanks,
Robert Lowe