On Monday 05 Nov 2001 10:12 pm, JakeCatfox@aol.com wrote:
> Well, it took long enough to get NetBSD to run on my Dreamcast, and I'd
> prefer not to have to screw around with Linux as well. I'm thinking I'll
> just rig up a little 'BSD box and cross-compile Dreamcast proggies on it,
> then transfer them to my PC and burn them to disc, then use them on my DC
>
> New topic from this thread, what do I need to know about the procedure of
> cross-compiling for DC on a i386 NetBSD box? What is the process? What do I
> need?
>
> Thanks, forgive my numerous newbie questions. :)
> -- Deven Gallo
>
>
>
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> In a message dated 11/5/01 2:06:45 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> adrian@mcmen.demon.co.uk writes:
>
> << You're probably better off mucking around with Linux - have a look at
>  http://www.fivemouse.com


You're gonna get me flamed here! That was deliberately not sento the list :->

I bought my DC because of what I saw on the netBSD site, it is clear and well 
done.

I have booted my DC with netBSD and even played hangman on it. But the simple 
fact is that I see little sign of development activity here (flame away if I 
am wrong).

I can boot my DC into X (after a fashion) on Linux - and there seems to be 
real development activity going on.

Whatever you do, you're going to have some difficulties as you are using 
Windows - you'll need an environment like Cygwin - it can be done, though.

Better still, join the revolution and get some free software!

Adrian