%general-entities; ]> Shadow cross tools The following patch changes the hard-coded /etc in the sources to whatever was passed to configure. It also allows the utilities to run as a user other then root: patch -Np1 -i ../&shadow-sysroot_hacks-patch; The following value is added to config.cache to make sure that the passwd program is found: cat > config.cache << EOF shadow_cv_passwd_dir=${CLFS}/bin" EOF The following value causes Shadow to use its internal lckpwdf instead of the one provided by Glibc. The one provided by Glibc will attempt to modify the host system: cat >> config.cache << EOF ac_cv_func_lckpwdf=no EOF Prepare Shadow for compilation: ./configure --prefix=${CLFS}/cross-tools --sbindir=${CLFS}/cross-tools/bin \ --sysconfdir=$CLFS/etc --disable-shared --without-libpam \ --without-audit --without-selinux --program-prefix=${CLFS_TARGET}- \ --cache-file=config.cache Add the proper prefix to the passwd program: cp config.h{,.orig} sed "/PASSWD_PROGRAM/s/passwd/${CLFS_TARGET}-&/" config.h.orig > config.h Compile the package: make Install the package: make install The tools built on this page will be used later in this book.