Need help on this one.

[Jan Svenungson <jan.svenungson@supertel.se>]

Hola!
I've posted a mail for help on the help-gcc list but no one was able to help me out, i have also tried to get hold of someone at the irc.linpeople.org #gcc but no luck there either... So if this mail is not apropriate for this list forgive me but i am really desperate with getting help with this thing...
What i am trying to do is to install gcc-2.95.3 on a slackware7 box and "make install" it to a separate partition. That partition will later be put in another box and act as "/" but are mounted in "/tmp/newinstall" on the building computer.
After the install is done (No errors, works fine!) i have tried to chroot into "/tmp/newinstall" (Which contains glibc, bash, etc. etc.) and things seem to work alright. I just need to set up some links and copy some files to the right place (cc1, cpp0, stuff like that). However, when i try to compile new things in the chroot environment gcc cant find the headers. It looks for them in "/tmp/newinstall/usr/lib/gcc-lib/i586-pc-linux-gnu/gcc-2.95.3/include/". I do not know how to make gcc understand that it is not in "/tmp/newinstall" at this point.
I have tried with "make prefix=/tmp/newinstall/usr local_prefix=/tmp/newinstall/usr/local/ gxx_include_dir=/tmp/newinstall/usr/include/g++ include_dir=/tmp/newinstall/usr/include/ install". I found some of these options in some docs at the gnu site but i dont know if these are the right ones to use really.
If i set up a link in the chroot environment from "/tmp/newinstall" to "/" it find the headers so obviously the install is ok actually, just that gcc doesn't know that "/tmp/newinstall" will be "/" later on. How the heck do i tell gcc this? glibc (and other programs) has the "make install_root=/whatever install" option and i assume gcc has to but i just cant find out what the right command options are...
Yours sincerely,
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