"can only configure for one host and one target at a time" when trying to compile a 32-bit system

[IoIxD]

I'm trying to compile the new doslinux which means setting up a 32-bit toolchain. I was told that setting up a toolchain would be smooth sailing with this program but it's never that easy so of course I'm running into an error. I have tried for three hours to fix this and I simply cannot find the issue. The obvious error is that I'm doing this on a 64-bit system but isn't this program meant for cross compiling tool chains?

(Sorry for the image and not text, I'm using Windows because I happen to be doing college work as well and I forget how to copy and paste from terminal)

Relevant files:

• config.mak
• config.log

Let me know if I'm forgetting anything.

[Rich Felker]

I'm pretty sure the gcc 4.2.1 support is just bitrotted; it probably needs to be removed. But I'll take a closer look.

[IoIxD]

I'm pretty sure I also tried modern GCC and it did not work. If it is GCC 4.2 though, what is the oldest version of GCC that will work?

[rofl0r]

gcc 6.5.0 should work well, it's what i always use for sabotage linux crosscompiles.

edit: you should also use binutils 2.27