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I'm not really an expert of linux, so i'm feeling a bit lost.

I'm running an Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS image in WSL, as i need to cross-compile a program for an ARM linux pc using a Windows PC. That image was automagically installed by the Powershell command WSL.exe --install and i'm fine with it.

I've been able to add the armhf architecture, the gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf and to build my program.

Problem is that the version of GCC is 11 and the glibc is too new for the debian image of the ARM machine.

So i need to downgrade to GCC-10.

I can remove the GCC installed, but then? How do i install a gcc-arm-linux-gnueabihf v10?

Parduz
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GCC 10 packages (including the one you're after) are available in the Universe Repository.

Please see here how to enable the Universe repos.

Artur Meinild
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