On Wed, Mar 27, 2002 at 10:23:09AM -0500, Brian Alliet wrote:
> I still haven't narrowed that down. I'm assuming you are using the toolchain
> with the netbsd sources (gcc 2.95.3). I think that is broken somehow.

Yup, I did this build completely with base NetBSD stuff.


> Christian Groessler got a working kernel with gcc 3.0. I tried his kernel
> with the binaries I built with the netbsd toolchain and none of them work
> (see my message on 3/23), so it looks like a problem with that compiler. I
> wasn't sure if it was just my build somehow, but since you have the same
> problem, I guess its not just me. I haven't had too much time to work on it
> lately, but if I figure anything out, I'll let you know.

Ah - I saw your mails, but didn't figure out the difference
between your two builds.  Now that you say so, yes, he said that
he tried using gcc-3.0.4, doh.  Since I already went through the
work of doing a manual toolchain-build last week, I'll try this
again (with the latest binutils and the latest gcc) and see
wether that helps somehow.

Anyhow, I also managed to boot my (non-working) kernel with
dcload-ip, so I can just try out things now without wasting a
blank for every test :).


I'll keep you updated on my builds with the latest toolchain.


bye,
  Harold