64-bit ubuntu14.04 LTS installs the Linux cross-compiler toolchain and 32-bit "ia32-libs" dependent libraries

Ubuntu also ushered in its new generation of long-term support version 14.04 LTS, which brought a lot of new and exciting, so decided to upgrade.

Installed the 64-bit version and install the Linux cross-compilation toolchain

Run Gcc,${cross_compile}gcc-v

The classic "No file or directory" hint will still be prompted.

Based on previous experience, for the 64-bit version of Ubuntu we need to install the "Ia32-libs" dependent library.

Then enter:

sudo apt-get install Ia32-lib

But you are not prompted to check the goods?

ubuntu 14.04 forced installation ia32-libs

Refer to ubuntukylin.com wuy069 solutions

1. Switch to root permissions

Sudo-i

2. Go to Apt source list

Cd/etc/apt/sources.list.d

3. Add Ubuntu 13.04 Source because the next version of 13.10 is obsolete ia32-libs

echo "Deb http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/raring main restricted universe Multiverse" > Ia32-libs-raring.list

4. Update source and install Ia32-libs

Apt-get Update

Apt-get Install Ia32-libs

5. Recovery source

RM ia32-libs-raring.list

Apt-get Update

Finally, let's reinstall the Linux cross-compiler toolchain.

[Email protected]:/home/gli/my-imx6# cd 02tools/
[Email protected]:/home/gli/my-imx6/02tools# Source Gcc-linaro-arm-linux-gnueabihf-492-env
[Email protected]:/home/gli/my-imx6/02tools# ${cross_compile}gcc-v

This allows you to see the GCC version, which means that the Linux cross-compilation tool chain is installed.

64-bit ubuntu14.04 LTS installs the Linux cross-compiler toolchain and 32-bit "ia32-libs" dependent libraries