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> Yep, you can. This is what sparc64 does. |
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Brilliant! |
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> > What is the easiest route for me to do this based on the above linked |
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> > report. |
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> You'll need to get an x86_64 compiler on your system (crossdev should |
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> work fine, or you can modify gcc64), then you'll need to cross-compile |
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> the kernel (there are plenty of docs online about how to do this). |
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> --Jeremy |
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Thanks... Thats Ok I have plenty of native opterons I can build on I was |
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just more concerned if I needed extras like binutils etc (and hence have |
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to much around changing /usr/libs paths). This is great! |
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Onto it now... Hopefully I can build up a nice kernel for that laptop |
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and when the client comes back just drop it in and everything (fingers |
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crossed) will go. |
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Kind regards |
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Joel W |
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