I'm trying to setup a cross-compile environment on a NetBSD/i386
box running -current, so that I can build m68k binaries on it,
but think I'm doing it wrong. ;-)

I found some instructions on puma.macbsd.com about setting up a system
for NetBSD 1.1 (under any other OS), but it seems overly machine
independent.
The basic steps were to build Make with MACHINE and MACHINE_ARCH defined,
build config, install binutils and gcc from their own archives (i.e., not
from the NetBSD tree), and then edit a LOT of includes/makefiles.

Since the host system is already running NetBSD, this seems silly.
Is there an easier way to setup this sort of environment?

Any pointers would be most helpful.

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