On Mon, 2004-09-06 at 10:36, J=F6rn Seger wrote:
> Hi *
>=20
> As I am a newbie in the field of netBSD-crosscompiling, I need some help =
here:
>=20
> I am working on a i386 netBSD system and I would like to cross-compile ne=
tBSD=20
> for an arm7-processor. (ok, there is a lot of work to do, to bring the sy=
stem=20
> up on my embbeded eval-board, but apart from that ...)
>=20
> So I try (for a basis) to compile the acorn32 kernel as supposed on Huber=
ts=20
> "Cross-Development with NetBSD"-Tutorial.
>=20
> First I get the cvs sources and found out, that build changes the -t opti=
on to=20
> "tools". Is that right!?=20
> So I compiled the crossbuilding tools. Then I started to compile a new ke=
rnel=20
> (just GENERIC).
> nbconfig - works; nbmake depend - works; nbmake fails (see below).
> Same happens, if I use the release-1-6 sources.
>=20
> Seems, that the assembler don't understand me :-(
> Any advices?
> Thanks in advance - J=F6rn

You probably don't have a cross assembler installed.

However, if all you are trying to do is cross-compile the netbsd
sources, then the build.sh script in the top level of the sources
directory should do everything for you.

cd .../src
./build.sh -help

follow the instructions.

R.