Hi,

Thanks very much.  It is quite useful to at least prove that this works :-)
Otherwise we get compiler regressions which kill mac68k...

cheers

bruce

On Sun, Oct 30, 2005 at 05:46:16PM -0600, Greg Oster wrote:
> 
> Hi All
> 
> I want to report that I've sucessfully completed a build of -current
> on a 32MB SE/30 (w/ 180MB of swap)
> 
> ===> Summary of results:
>          build.sh command: ./build.sh -U -u -o -V MAKECONF=/u1/builds/mk.conf -D /mnt/builds/build69/install -R /mnt/builds/build69/release -T /mnt/builds/build69/tools release
>          build.sh started: Sat Sep 17 10:40:39 CST 2005
>          MACHINE:          mac68k
>          MACHINE_ARCH:     m68k
>          TOOLDIR path:     /mnt/builds/build69/tools
>          DESTDIR path:     /mnt/builds/build69/install
>          RELEASEDIR path:  /mnt/builds/build69/release
>          makewrapper:      /mnt/builds/build69/tools/bin/nbmake-mac68k
>          Updated /mnt/builds/build69/tools/bin/nbmake-mac68k
>          Successful make release
>          build.sh started: Sat Sep 17 10:40:39 CST 2005
>          build.sh ended:   Sat Oct 29 21:50:39 CST 2005
> ===> .
> 
> Yes, it took some time, but it *can* be done if a) you have a lot of 
> patience, b) you can ignore a machine, and/or c) you are a bit silly :)
> 
> (And yes, I'm well aware that mac68k cross-builds very nicely.. 
> I just wanted to prove that a native mac68k build works fine. :) )
> 
> Later...
> 
> Greg Oster
> 
> 
> 

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