How do I install CodeSourcerys version of GLIBC on my target system?
The GLIBC files are stored in the m68k-linux-gnu/libc subdirectory of your installation. If you are building a GNU/Linux system from scratch (and thus do not need to worry about overwriting existing files), you can just copy that entire directory into the root of your filesystem, with a command like: cp -r m68k-linux-gnu/libc /path/to/root You may wish to use a more sophisticated command, like: (cd m68k-linux-gnu/libc && tar cf -) | \ (cd /path/to/root && tar xf -) to preserve symbolic links. In some cases, you will not need all of the files. For example, the usr/include subdirectory contains files that are only needed if you will actually be running the compiler on your target system. As none of CodeSourcery’s toolchains run on target hardware, you probably do not need these files. You also do not need any .o or .a files; these are used by the compiler when linking programs, but are not needed to run programs. You should definitely copy all .so files and the executable files in usr/bi
