> Now about this one:
> How do I compile NetBSD/dreamcast under Windows? (top)
> To build NetBSD/dreamcast under Windows will take a functional Cygwin
> installation, a working sh4 cross-compiler, the NetBSD code and a
great deal
> of patience. More detail will hopefully be made available in the not
too
> distant future.
>
> Has anyone even attempted that? I don't have a NetBSD/i386 system up
and
> running this week, so I'd be needing advice here. I just want to try
the
> kernel first.

I'm certain that people have managed to massage gcc and friends into
building under Cygwin with a dreamcast target, but I'm not certain if
anybody has managed to build NetBSD/dreamcast using such tools.  When I
wrote in the "more detail will hopefully" part I was trying to make it
happen myself, but I couldn't even force gcc to build so I quickly
abondoned that course (it was mostly in the hope that I could develop a
canned walkthrough for those that don't have access to anything but a
Windows box).

However, it /should/ be possible for various values of should.  If you
succeed then I, for one, would be *very* interested in hearing about it.