gcc 2.7.0 installation help

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Date: Sat, 02 Dec 1995 00:00

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I'm trying to get gcc 2.7.0 to work on my Linux 1.2.10 system.  I ftp'd 
the binaries from a distribution mirror site, untarred the file and 
everything seem to be ok; it installed file in the /usr/bin and 
/usr/bin/lib, etc directories.  Now when I try to run it though I get the 
message "/usr/bin/gcc: No such file or directory" when in fact it is 
there!  

So I did a little investigation and it seems I may need ELF, so I 
retrieved the ELF 2.15.21.67 binaries and installed them as well, but 
that didn't seem to be it either.

So what did I do wrong?  Do I have a missing piece?

Please email responses to ah47@cornell.edu.  Thanks for any help.

Alfred

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