install-toolchain troubles about n64

[glankk]

It seems most of your issues are caused by your antivirus, to which the only advice I can give is to temporarily disable it. Self-signed certificates (which Kaspersky uses for its encryption) is a legitimate security concern, which is why wget refuses to accept them. This is probably the reason why the binutils version check fails as well. xgcc is a normal component of the gcc build, but you will have to use your own judgement to decide whether or not to trust the gcc source code.

The toolchain building process requires a lot of disk space, but the finished installation should not take up more than 1GB (note that --enable-static-executables increases the size of all executables). To speed up the build, I suggest passing the -j option to make (but be aware that this will consume a lot of working memory). Still, compiling on Windows is known to be very slow in general.

[quetzalsly]

Tried it again and no problems this time, seems either kaspersky or gcc was updated. Closing issue, thanks.