Have you taken a look at the man page for ccache? There are two methods to use ccache. The first is to prefix your commands with ccache which might be the best approach while building LFS

CC="ccache gcc"

The second is to create symlinks for gcc, g++, and cc point TO ccache. You're doing it the other way around. If you link ccache to gcc, that's no different than simply using gcc.

Openbox on one of my x86_64 CLFS machines.

PackManUtil for managing package installation on a Cross Linux from Scratch system.

PackManUtil
Kermit
SSH
Vim

Processor: AMD Athlon64x2 5600+
RAM: 4GB DDR2
HDD: 250GB Seagate SATA
Monitor: 19" Samsung 931BF

OS 1: Cross Linux from Scratch, version 1.1.0 x86_64 multilib
OS 2: Gentoo 2008.0 AMD64
OS3: CLFS, SVN from sometime in March x86_64 multilib
OS4: CLFS 1.0.0 x86_64 "pure" 64-bit except I made changes to the book to be more FHS compliant.