Subject: Re: Kernels other than GENERIC with build.sh
To: Allen Briggs <briggs@wasabisystems.com>
From: Bruce ONeel <edoneel@sdf.lonestar.org>
List: port-mac68k
Date: 01/06/2003 15:37:13
Allen Briggs <briggs@wasabisystems.com> wrote:
> Yes, build.sh is really quite nifty... :-)
> If you used -D to set a $DESTDIR when you ran build.sh, you should
> just be able to use 'nbmake-mac68k' instead of make to make anything
> in the NetBSD source tree. This will pull the headers/libraries/etc.
> from your $DESTDIR that was set up by build.sh (see the nbmake-mac68k
> script to see what it does).
>
Hi,
Thanks very much. One more question though. I've been 99% (*)
sucessfull building everything to run with softfloat. The one
glitch I had was xsrc. I was able to make this work by
nfs mounting this on my lc040 box and building from there, but
it was over 14 hrs. Is there a way to cross build xsrc? Is
nbmake-mac68k the magic word here in place of make?
Thanks!
(*) My full system build with softfloat seesm to work well except
for two cases.
- The WCPU field in top is now negative. Must mean my system
got faster :-)
- ps's output is fairly fubared. It's got a load o' spaces in the
front of each line.
I'm investgating these of course.
If you want to try the tar file is at (for now):
http://edoneel.chaosnet.org/download/lc040-softfloat.tgz
cheers
bruce