wow, i need to try this on my vtech helio! (r3912)

what did you use for the toolchain? 

my dev box is FreeBSD, and i had tried to build a mips-netbsd cross
compiler for just this purpose about 6-9 months ago, but gcc/binutils
wouldnt build due to numerous stabs related errors.

i sort of imagine that a netbsd-x86 binary dist would work, but i dont 
like working from binaries when i am trying to make a completely new thing 
work for the first time. it's much nicer to see all the build warnings so 
you have ideas of where you should look when things dont turn out 
right....

On Wed, 6 Mar 2002, Simon Burge wrote:

> [ Bcc'd to all mips ports ]
> 
> Hi folks,
> 
> I've committed the code that I was talking about last week that
> add support for the mips32/mips64 architectures.  I've been able
> to compile GENERIC kernels (or whatever is closest) for all ports
> except playstation2 (where I didn't have the proper toolchain)
> and been able to test on a couple of them (algor, pmax) on r3000,
> r4000, r4400 and rm5200 CPUs.
> 
> If you have any problems at all that my changes have caused, please
> send-pr and/or send mail to port-mips with the details.
> 
> Simon.
> --
> Simon Burge                            <simonb@wasabisystems.com>
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> 

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