error: cannot run C compiled programs

[kinkos]

Okay guys, this is a very weird error, one that i can't even find MENTIONED on all of gentoo forums. Here's my story: my main harddrive (/ partition) crashed, leaving me with only a working /home partition drive. not to be daunted, i hook up another harddrive in its place and try to start over. I had originally built the system using the Stage 1 on 3 with NPTL in the 2004.3 profile, then upgraded myself to 2005.0. So i figured i'd go with the Stage 1 on 3 2005.0 build. to keep it short, it refused to work. kept bombing out, once even giving me a kernel panic that required a reboot to fix. Anywho, i figured the 2005.0 profile was wack (i know its not, it just is for my box) and i went to the 2004.3 which worked previously. I started having problems.. Mostly with things like glibc and gcc compiling. I fooled around with flags and such, and i'm convinced that its not the method thats messed up, but somethign else i must be doing wrong. So far, i have a perfectly md5'ed stage three, and i followed the first step in recompiling the toolchain (7.1 for those who follow the guide) it refused to work. glibc kept breaking after 2 hours of solid compiling. finally though, i recompiled the entire toolchain, by compiling gcc FIRST, before glibc, for some reason that made a difference *shrugs*. and it would ONLY compile with the absolute minimum CLFAGS, i.e. whats shipped with stage 3, but with USE flags of USE="nptl ithreads". then i tried the next step, after several env-updates and source /etc/profiles i try to recompile the toolchain in the same order, no go. By the way, there was an emerge sync in there which upped the current gcc version from -r1 to -r2. i was getting some weird errors that i kept ignoring. so i switched up the order, and i think when i had gcc last this time, it compiled everything fine - except gcc. so, glibc binutils and such should be fully up to date with my CFLAGS, however gcc refuses to compile. So i know it works with zero CFLAGS and minimal USE, but not with slightly higher CFLAGS and my full-blown use. the strange part is the error message, it doesn't seem to make sense with whats happening. heres what i get:

[donjuan]

Yeah, the php search function sucks, but your problem is mentioned in the FAQs: https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-297935.html
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The Stage 1 on 3 Install

[kinkos]

Wow, i never expected a reply that fast... I decided since it looked like my toolchain is fine except fir GCC, i'd compile gtk+ (and of course xorg as a dependancy), so as soon as thats finished i'll try your solution btw, can i just have

[Maedhros]

Please follow up to here: https://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic.php?t=251192.html (it's linked to in a slightly convoluted way from the howto. )

Moved from Gentoo on AMD64.
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