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When I want to build a crosscompiler for mips on ubuntu14, after build downloading the gcc, an error occurred:

ERROR:

No hash found for gcc-4.9.3.tar.bz2

ubuntu14.04 gcc version 4.9.4

Could anybody help me?

plant
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You forgot to indicate which Buildroot version you're using, and which Buildroot configuration. So there's no way this question can be answered.

Thomas Petazzoni
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You have to provide more details about buildroot and your config file.

Although, this error is trapped by check-hash.sh script in bath >> /buildroot/support/download/

and that happens commonly because of broken symbolic link between this to files

**/buildroot/package/gcc/gcc.hash
/buildroot/package/gcc/gcc-initial/gcc-initial.hash**

THE solution is to fix this broken symlink:

First delete gcc-initial.hash Run: sudo ln -s /home/joe/Build/buildroot/package/gcc/gcc.hash gcc-initial.hash

Same solution fixes " NO hash error " for any different package

Mr-J03
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There's no way you haven't fixed this by now, but for those coming in off search engines:

Ensure core.symlinks=true in your Git repo config. You may have checked out the symlinks within the repo as plain text files, which will break all kinds of things.

Striezel
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