> 
> >>>>> "Joey" == Joey Bratton <joey_b@gmx.de> writes:
> 
>   Joey> hello!
>   Joey> i'm new to the dc netbsd port (but not to *nix) and i have a few
> questions.
>   Joey> i just ordered my bba and it should be here in a few days, i was
> wondering if
>   Joey> i will need a keyboard adapter or not. i have my nfs and dhcp
> stuff all
>   Joey> setup on my linux computer, so it'd be best if i could just telnet
> in but i was
>   Joey> reading a few posts were it says you have to put in the root
> device as rtk0 at
>   Joey> a prompt. i hope this can be compiled into the kernel (i havent
> had many
> 
> No problem.  You can set a default boot device in the kernel config file.
> 
> 
>   Joey> attemps at compiling a *BSD kernel so i dont know) because i
> really dont wanna
>   Joey> have to go out and order a keyboard adapter too because that would
> just take
>   Joey> more time :). Also, does anyone have a precompiled compiler for
> the dc because
>   Joey> i dont have a *bsd computer to cross compile on (only linux) and i
> was
> 
> Yes, <URL:http://mc.pp.se/dc/files/netbsd-DOREIMON-20010302> for
> example.  And guess what, it defaults to NFS boot.  :-)
> 
> 
>   Joey> wanting to do some compiling on the dreamcast. I have downloaded
> all the packages
>   Joey> from the snapshot on ftp.netbsd.org but those dont seem to include
> a
>   Joey> compiler. Well that is about it, i look forward to start doing
> some dev work on my dc
> 
> I can make a tar of the gcc 3.0 I compiled last weekend if anyone's
> interrested.
> 
> 
>   // Marcus
> 
> 

is gcc 3.0 a dev version or something? i just built a lfs (linux from
scratch) distribution and i used the latest stable gcc, which was 2.95.3. if that
is a dev version than that may explain some of the troubles with compiling the
kernel (i didnt read much into what the problems were, so i dunno) that or
one of those buggy versions of libc, i know glibc 2.2.2 is still a little
buggy, so i opted for 2.2.1. I dont know how much of this applies to netbsd the
same as linux because it's been a while since i used *BSD, so i am prolly way
off. but either way i would still be interested in that tar of your gcc.
thanks for the response.
Joey

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