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All,
I apologize for the steady stream of posts these past few days. I really 
appreciate all the answers I'm getting.

I haven't had any problems building gcc as a cross-compiler for the Qube 
2 (from an IA32 machine) and I was able to build several kernels using it.

I haven't tried it, yet, but I was wondering how difficult it is to use 
that cross-compiler to build just about anything. Clearly, the kernel is 
sett configured to allow cross-compiling. Can anyone offer any 
suggestions for compiling other packages using that cross-compiler?

For example, I'd like to cross-compile Apache 2 for my Qube. I assume 
that all the system header files are available to the cross-compiler, 
but do I need to trump the standard include paths so I don't get any 
IA32 stuff in there during the configure or compile?

Any help would be very much appreciated.

Thanks,
-chris

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